In a private ceremony in the downtown area of Buenos Aires, Michael Buble and Luisana Lopilato, an actress on Argentine television, exchanged their vows.

The couple met at an after-party in November of 2008 following a performance in the Argentine town where Lopilato grew up. Based on information from E! News, Buble popped the question in November, 2010 in Argentina while visiting her family. At this time, Lopilato is starring in a well-known soap opera on air in South America. She also has a guest spot on Buble’s “Haven’t Met You Yet” video.

Rumor has it that Buble and Lopilato intend to hold a second wedding event in May where 300 invitees will witness their vows at a mansion ceremony close to Buenos Aires.

Lopilato kept her fans informed about the day’s events and showed great appreciation for her family and the press. She wrote, “How beautiful it all was!”

Michael Buble apparently loves the United States. The Canadian singer put additional dates on his tour for this summer.

Buble will complete his winter tours of portions of Asia and Australia and will return to the United States for his summer tour debut in Austin, TX. He will give 16 performances mostly on the East Coast, even though two performances near the end of the tour are in the Midwest. There will also be two dates in Uncasville, CT on June 14 and 15.

The date for the tickets to go on sale for the additional concerts is not yet known.

Buble is currently promoting his fourth album which is titled, “Crazy Love.” It was released for sale in 2009 and premiered at number one on the Billboard 200. This is Buble’s second top-ranking album.

In the autumn of 2010, Buble put “Crazy Love” in a deluxe set entitled, “Michael Buble – Crazy Love Hollywood Edition.” There are some new selections such as “Hollywood,” his new single, and live recordings of Billy Vera’s “At This Moment” and “Haven’t Met You Yet.”

Attention fans of Michael Buble!  600 tickets for Buble’s December 13 concert in Los Angles at Staples Center were just released.  On November 12 tickets are going on sale starting at 10 am.  Tickets can be purchased at Staples Center’s Box Office or from any Ticketmaster location.

The “Crazy Love Tour” of Michael Buble’s follows a long string of hit singles including “Everything” and “Home” along with the recent hits “Hollywood” and “Haven’t Met You Yet,” as well as the distinctive interpretations of Michael’s of classic songs such as “You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Loves You,” “Stardust,” and “Cry Me a River.”

Ever since 2009 when Michael Buble released “Crazy Love,” his chart topping album, the singer has been a powerful force on North America’s tour circuit with his multiple “Crazy Love Tour” runs.

Later this year the Canadian singer will continue dominating the concert tour with another set of concerts all over the United States.  On November 23 the itinerary of 14 cities will kick off in Hershey, PA at Giant Center and wrap up December 13 in Los Angeles CA at Staples Center.

Another major engagement along the way for Buble will include a November 27 date in Boston, MA at TD Garden; November 28 in New York City in Madison Square Garden; December 5 in Nashville, TN at Bridgestone Arena; and December 11 in Anaheim, CA at Honda Center.

Ticket prices and onsale dates haven’t been announced yet for the new shows.  Ticket prices on the first 2010 U.S. legs ranged from a price of $49.50 to $89.50, with many sell outs across the country.

This is the third outing in the US for Buble this year to support “Crazy Love.”  In the spring Buble toured in March and April and the summer leg ran June through July.

In addition to Buble’s long outings in the US he also toured his native Canada in August.

The Canadian and U.S. versions of Buble’s “Crazy Love” sold out tour placed him at the top of the Event Rankings for Ticket News.  Since the public onsales first started for Buble’s tour in December 2009, his ticket sales have landed him a Top 20 spot almost weekly on the Ticket News Event Rankings through him completing his summer outings.

Buble is currently preparing for his tour of Europe.  It will kick off in Dublin, Ireland on September 24-25 and wrap up in Lisbon, Portugal on November 2-3.  Buble will be on the road to kick off the New Year with 14 dates Australian dates in February.

It is official! Canadian pop-jazz crooner Michael Buble is off the market and is getting married to Luisana Lopilato, an actress from Argentina.

But the interesting thing about this story is that aside from his fiancé, Buble himself is also sporting an engagement, or rather, a “man-gagement” ring.  “The boy also wears the engagement ring…That’s what she tells me anyway,” Buble told the Daily Mail.  Either it truly is an Argentine custom or it is just Luisana’s way of marking her territory against Buble’s most loyal female fans who are certainly disappointed with the news.

The newly engaged couple’s love story began in 2008 when Buble saw his would-be fiancé amongst the audience while performing in Buenos Aires and simply fell head over heels for her, “she was the most beautiful woman I’d ever laid eyes upon on”, gushes Buble.

But the two didn’t hit it off right then and there since Buble thought Luisana was dating the guy she came in the backstage with, while Luisana thought that Buble was gay.  But they sorted out the confusion eventually and now they are planning to settle down next year.

As for future plans, Buble tells People Magazine that his future wife’s obsession with the “Twilight” movie series might be translated to their future offspring’s names, “…she came up with Bella Buble…she kept saying ‘Bella [or] I like Edward’”, Buble recalls.

Michael Buble, following the announcement that he will be extending his US spring tour, has added on a run of Canadian shows to back “Crazy Love.”

Buble since last checked has added eight more performances onto his upcoming itinerary, pushing back the spring leg all the way to late August. Buble will be kicking off his trek with an Orlando concert on March 10. This will be followed by shows in arenas for most of the major US markets from coast to coast and wrap up in Vancouver on August 20.

The itinerary for North America bookends his European run of a month, which will begin in early May. More information on his international performances can be found on Buble’s website.

The performer from Canada is touring to continue backing “Crazy Love,” his album that was released in October. The 13 track set consists of 11 standards along with two original songs, including the title track, “You’re Nobody Till Somebody Loves You” and “Georgia On My Mind.” The album was in the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s 200 for two weeks and on the Traditional Jazz chart for over a dozen weeks.

“Crazy Love” is a follow up to “Call Me Irresponsible,” Buble’s album from 2007 that also was on top of Billboard’s 200 chart.

On January 31 Buble was awarded his second Grammy. For “Michael Buble Meets Madison Square Garden,” his live collection from last summer he won Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album. In 2005 he won a Grammy for “It’s Time” in the very same category.

Starting on February 9, Buble fans from his online community will be given the opportunity for purchasing “Special Delivery” in digital download form. It is comprise of six songs which previously were along available in special packages and limited edition. It includes Buble interpretation of classic songs such as “These Foolish Things” and “Dream A Little Dream.”

Canadian Jazz crooner Michael Buble released his new album “Crazy Love” in early October and is preparing a slate of US tour dates in its honor. Buble will start things off in Orlando, Florida on March 10 and wind his way to Los Angeles, California on April 9. The tour will hit 19-cities in all but the singer promises more dates will be unveiled early-2010. Full Michael Buble tour dates are listed below. Ticket onsale dates are also forthcoming and promise to be a hot commodity based on past Buble tours.

“Crazy Love” dethroned KISS’s latest effort to debut at number 1 on the Billboard Album Charts and spent two weeks at the top selling 200,000 copies during its first shot out of the gate. The new album is the follow-up to his Grammy winning 2007 effort “Call Me Irresponsible.” “Love” includes 11 standard tunes as well as two original pieces.

In a press release, Buble commented on the upcoming tour saying, “The show will be bombastic, cinematic and at the same time a very intimate experience. I can’t wait to get back out on the road and of course–to see my fans. I’ve missed them.”

After he wraps up his US dates, Michael Buble will be touring through Europe in May and June. This is the beginning of an international tour that will run through 2011.

2010 Michael Buble Concert Tour
March 2010
10 – Orlando, FL – Amway Arena
12 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Bank Atlantic Center
13 – Tampa, FL – St. Pete Times Forum
14 – Duluth, GA – The Arena at Gwinnett Center
16 – Philadelphia, PA – The Wachovia Center
17 – Pittsburgh, PA – Petersen Events Center
19 – Worcester, MA – DCU Center
20 – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
23 – Cleveland, OH – Wolstein Center
24 – Cincinnati, OH – US Bank Arena
25 – Detroit, MI – Palace of Auburn Hills
27 – Chicago, IL – Allstate Arena
28 – Saint Paul, N – Xcel Energy Center
30 – Denver, CO – Pepsi Center
31 – Salt Lake City, UT – The E Center

April 2010
2 – Portland, OR – Rose Garden
3 – Seattle, WA – Key Arena
6 – Oakland, CA – Oracle Arena
8 – Phoenix, AZ – US Airways Center
9 – Los Angeles, CA – Staples Center

Last week, “Crazy Love” by Michael Buble debuted on top of Billboard’s US album chart. It will stay in that position after experiencing an increase in sales of 55% over the debut week total.

According to retail figures from Nielsen SoundScan reported by Bilboard, “Crazy Love” during the first week of its release sold 132,000 copies and 203,000 copies during its first full week in stores. That keeps the album in the No. 1 spot of Billboard’s 200. The soundtrack “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” follows at No. 2 with its 115,000 copies sold during it first week.

“The Blueprint 3” by Jay-Z is at No. 3 with sales of 55,000 copies. “Love is the Answer” by Barbra Streisand stays in the No. 4 slot with 49,000 copies sold. “The time of Our Lives” by Miley Cyrus moves up three spots into No. 5 with 40,000 copies sold.

The Top 10 is rounded out with “The E.N.D” by Black Eyed Peas in the No. 6 spot with almost 40,000 copies sold; “Fearless” by Taylor Swift in the No. 7 spot with sales of 33,000 copies; “Embryonic” by The Flaming Lips sold 32,000 copies for the No. 8 spot; “D.N.A.” by Mario sold almost 32,000 copies for the No. 9 spot and “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel” by Mariah Carey was at No. 10.

Michael Buble will be mixing remade standards with new material on his upcoming album “Crazy Love,” the first album from the singer in over two years.

Scheduled to be released in October, “Crazy Love” consists of two original songs with 11 covered standards. These include “Baby You’ve Got What It Takes,” “You’re Nobody Till somebody Loves You,” “Georgia On My Mind,” and “Cry Me A River.” The first single from the album, “Haven’t Met You Yet,” co-written with Amy foster and Alan Chang, will be hitting the airwaves on August 31.

The new album was recorded by Buble in Vancouver, Brooklyn and LA studios with help from producers Humberto Gatica, Bob Rock and David Foster.

Buble said in his recent press release that he wanted to have an organic feel to the album so people would feel they were right there in the studio with him. Buble said, I sat with the musicians in a room and we recorded it right there from the floor. We just let all of the different sounds come together so that they bled into each other.

“Crazy Love” is a follow up to “Call Me Irresponsible” from 2007. It topped Billboard’s 2007 when it was released.

Initial dates have been announced by Michael Buble for a forthcoming tour of the US late this years as he continues backing “Call Me Irresponsible,” his Grammy winning album from last year.

The traditional/big band singer from Canada will be kicking of his run in Baltimore on October. He will have five dates during the month of October. According to the website for Buble, more shows will be added for Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Kansas, Illinois and Ohio.

General public ticket sales will be going on sale starting August 15 for the newly announced shows.

Buble is continuing to support his third studio album, “Call Me Irresponsible,” which was released last year and debuted on Billboard’s 200 in the No. 2 spot and peaked in the No. 1 position during the second week it was on the chart. In February the album earned Buble his first ever Grammy for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album.

The album consists of standards like “The Best is Yet to Come” and “I’ve Got the World on a String” as well as a gospel version of “That’s Life” from Frank Sinatra. Buble also covers “I’m Your Man” by Leonard Cohen and “Wonderful Tonight” by Eric Clapton along with two originals including “Everything,” the radio hit written by Buble which is streaming from his MySpace page.

The latest album from Buble follows “It’s Time,” his platinum seller from 2005. It stayed for almost two years on the Billboard Traditional Jazz chart and also won a total of four Juno Awards, which is a Canadian equivalent of a Grammy.