Michael Bolton concert
Michael Bolton
Singer-songwriter Michael Bolton will be performing a selection of his classic tracks live in Malta on October 4.
The concert is organised by NnG promotions, but more information including the venue and tickets will be made available later this week.
His hits and successful cover versions include Can I Touch You There and Said I Loved You But I Lied.
Bolton, who will be performing with his 1990s band, has sold 53 million albums, and has netted both the American Music Awards and Grammys.
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Christine Galea
Aug 3rd 2008, 23:06
Why on earth do you have to organise such a super event concurrently with the series of VOICES concerts scheduled for October??? Saturday night is usually one of our most popular nights. I am sure most of us choir members would love to see Michael Bolton live. Obviously we won't be able to since we will be performing on that same night :(
Lynn Zahra
Aug 3rd 2008, 14:48
Incidentally, since the reporter singled out the beautiful song "Can I touch you there" from MB's repertoir of international hits,let me just warn you not to expect to hear him sing
this particular song when he's here for this concert , because apparently he doesn't include it at his concerts - He didn't sing it went I went to hear him sing in Rome 3 years ago and I was a bit disappointed since it's my favourite. It's funny how often , when choosing their concert lists , singers seem to forget the success their best songs had with the public when released.