~ Michael Bublé Concert ~

Last night at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO the wonderful, talented, and handsome Canadian Michael Buble performed. I was one of the lucky individuals who had the privelidge of attending his concert. I must say the man is just as good live as he is on his albums. I was impressed for the most part, but there is one thing I would have changed about my experience. I was shocked to find out Buble has a crude sense of humor. It was dissapointing because I thought for a guy who has a classy sense of style in fashion and music his character would be too. Somehow I was able to overlook that factor though because his voice is simply dreamy.

If you aren't familiar with Michael Buble's music you should know his genre of music would probably be considered easy listening pop. Although some people call it jazz. It's like some of the famous American singers from the 1950's such as; Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Nat King Cole, and Dean Martin.

At the concert Michael Buble sang many classic well known songs such as "Fever," "Feeling Good," and "Try a Little Tenderness." He also sang some of his new songs from his recent album "To be Loved." My favorites that he sang from his recent album were "Close Your Eyes," and "It's a Beautiful Day." All these songs were sang great. The slow songs were soothing and pleasing to the ear. The fast songs made the audience dance and smile. His music overall makes you feel happy. I'm not sure how else I can explain it. I would definitley reccomend listening to his music if you haven't already.

My favorite part of the concert was when Buble sang "To Love Somebody," and it's not because that's my favorite song of his. I liked this part of the concert because he intereacted with the audience. He walked down from the stage and throught the audience to another stage in the back that had circle like shape. I like to look at it like he wanted everyone of his fans to experience him live close up. He certainly has a way with people. At the end of the song confetti hearts shooted down from the ceiling all around the building. The experience was truley remarkable and it's something I won't ever forget, especially since it was my first concert. If you ever have a chance to attend one of his concert go! You won't regret it. 

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