Michael Buble Adds 10 New Shows to Tour

As Valentine's Day approaches, there's perfect news for romantics everywhere: Michael Bublé will be adding 10 new shows in July to his previously announced tour dates. Due to the overwhelming response for the first run of dates, a second leg of the Michael Bublé North American Tour has been officially announced today by the tour's promoter Beaver Productions and the superstar's label, Reprise/Warner Bros. Records. The newly announced shows begin in Los Angeles on July 9 and are listed below. Every Bublé concert ticket purchased online includes your choice of a CD or digital copy of his new album ? "love." Tickets for all shows go on sale Monday, February 11th at 10 am local time.

The multi-platinum and multi-Grammy Award winning artist's current album love?, his eighth studio album for Reprise/Warner Bros. Records, entered the Billboard Top 200 Chart at No. 3 late last year and has sold over 300,000 units. During the week of Christmas, Bublé had two albums in the top five! - ? and his Christmas album which was released seven years ago.

"Love You Anymore," Bublé's first single from love?, was released earlier this month with a strong start at radio. He will appear in a commercial for BUBLY - a new sparkling water drink from Pepsi during the Super Bowl and will be starring in his seventh TV special for NBC which is scheduled to air on March 20th.

Michael Bublé has sold over 60 million records worldwide over the course of his extraordinary career, performed hundreds of sold-out shows around the globe, hosted eight NBC TV specials, won four Grammys and multiple Juno Awards as a performer and songwriter. He sold out stadium shows this past summer in London, Dublin and Australia which were seen by more than 150,000 adoring fans.

NEW TOUR DATES

Los Angeles, CA Staples Center July 9

Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center July 10

Denver, CO Pepsi Center July 13

Tulsa, OK Bok Center July 15

New Orleans, LA Smoothie King Center July 17

Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena July 19

Chicago, IL Allstate Arena July 20

Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center July 21

Providence, RI Dunkin Donuts Center July 23

New York, NY Madison Square Garden July 24

PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED

Tampa, FL Amalie Arena Feb 13

Sunrise, FL BB&T Center Feb 15

Orlando, FL Amway Center Feb 16

Atlanta-Duluth, GA Infinite Energy Arena Feb 17

Washington D.C. Capital One Arena Feb 19

New York, NY Madison Square Garden Feb 20

Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arena Feb 22

Newark Prudential Center Feb 23

Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center Feb 24

Worcester, MA DCU Center Feb 26

Buffalo, NY Keybank Center Feb 27

Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena March 1

Chicago, IL Allstate Arena March 17

St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center March 18

Kansas City, MO Sprint Center March 20

St. Louis, MO Enterprise Center March 22

Lincoln, NE Pinnacle Bank Arena March 23

Dallas, TX American Airlines Center March 25

Houston, TX Toyota Center March 26

San Antonio, TX AT&T Center March 27

Phoenix, AZ Talking Stick Resort Arena March 29

Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena March 30

San Diego, CA Valley View Casino Center March 31

Los Angeles, CA Staples Center April 2

Oakland, CA Oracle Arena April 3

Portland, OR Moda Center April 5

Tacoma, WA Tacoma Dome April 6