If you like your jazz singers on the pop side (or should that be "pop singers on the jazz side"), Michael Buble will return to the area Oct. 11 at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena. He was likable enough when he played Nokia Theatre earlier this year, but be forewarned that he likes to work blue: After the show, I got several letters from fans who were upset by some of his off-color jokes.
Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:48 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:49 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:51 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:02 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow and her recent performance - I am so glad that I didn't waste my money on her concert; or, Green Day a few years ago in Dallas dedicated a song to Cindy Sheehan). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - I wish he and other musicians would read "Shut Up and Sing" before a performance.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:03 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow and her recent performance - I am so glad that I didn't waste my money on her concert; or, Green Day a few years ago in Dallas dedicated a song to Cindy Sheehan). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - I wish he and other musicians would read "Shut Up and Sing" before a performance.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:05 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - only if he will shut up and sing.
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Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:48 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:49 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Jackie Faught @ 7:51 PM Tue, Aug 19, 2008
Michael is not near as "blue" as most of the acts on stage today. And, he usually just gives back what he is given. Texans are not this thin skinned. Many times I have to clean up what has been turned into me by Texans, before I could print it. Good Grief! Michael has sold out all over the world and you will never attend a concert of his caliber anywhere else.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:02 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow and her recent performance - I am so glad that I didn't waste my money on her concert; or, Green Day a few years ago in Dallas dedicated a song to Cindy Sheehan). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - I wish he and other musicians would read "Shut Up and Sing" before a performance.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:03 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow and her recent performance - I am so glad that I didn't waste my money on her concert; or, Green Day a few years ago in Dallas dedicated a song to Cindy Sheehan). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - I wish he and other musicians would read "Shut Up and Sing" before a performance.
Posted by Ali O'Malley @ 12:05 PM Wed, Aug 20, 2008
I am not thin-skinned although I am sickened by musicians who have become politicans during his or her performance (i.e, Sheryl Crow). I would love to see Michael Buble' in concert as he is such a talent - only if he will shut up and sing.