During Michael Bublé’s whistle-stop Australian tour he played only three shows – a Sunrise concert in Sydney’s Martin Place, a one-off stadium show to close Allianz Stadium and smoothfm’s Feel Good Night show for just 400 people at Sydney’s Seymour Centre.
Even though Bublé was playing for a small crowd in an intimate space, he didn’t skimp on the presentation, bringing his complete 26-piece orchestra to the Seymour Centre stage.
Prior to the performance, Nova Entertainment hosted clients to cocktails in the venue’s Sound Lounge with smoothfm weekend announcer Richard Wilkins welcoming the guests.
Guests at the event included smoothfm 95.3 breakfast hosts Bogart Torelli and Glenn Daniel, smoothfm weekend announcer Richard Wilkins and partner Virginia, morning announcer Ty Frost, Kate Mason – smoothfm’s head of music, smoothfm program director Georgie Page, Peter Clay – head of programming Nova 96.9 and smoothfm network, Leanne Gibb – group marketing director, Claire Marshall – music marketing director, Ben Latimer – Nova 96.9 and Nova 919 program director, Rob Sloan – agency sales director, Polly Goodchild – brand & promotions director – Nova, smoothfm & Fiveaa, Nova’s Kent “Smallzy” Small and EP Zach La Cava, smoothfm 91.5 breakfast producer Lauren Saylor and smoothfm 95.3 breakfast producer Anna Crotti.
Others in attendance included Billy MacLeod – Warner Vice President Promotions and Publicity, Graham Donald – Seven creative director, Foxtel’s Danny Keenan – head of artist & music industry relations, Foxtel’s Fraser Stark – GM arts and music, Jamie Campbell – Foxtel’s director publicity & talent, Sasha Mackie – Foxtel’s head of marketing, Daily Telegraph’s Fiona Wingett, Vivienne Kelly – Mumbrella editor, Pippa Chambers – editor AdNews, Cameron Adams – national music writer News Corp and 9Honey’s Shelly Horton.
Michael Bublé
Shelly Horton
Ty Frost
Richard Wilkins with partner Virginia
Kate Mason, Georgie Page and Ben Latimer
Michael Bublé
Bublé with smoothfm’s Richard Wilkins