After calls for help from the audience, the Canadian musician Michael Bublé interrupted his concert performance and called the paramedics.
Canadian musician Michael Bublé, 46, suspended his long-awaited concert at Powderham Castle in Exeter on Monday night after fans in the audience called for medical attention. Confused, he is said to have asked the crowd what was going on and then called the paramedics over his microphone.
A concert-goer recounted the situation: “There were people in the back of the crowd and Michael said, ‘What’s going on here, why are all these people screaming? And then he asked for the paramedics to come and he said to the people, that they shouldn’t be afraid.'” However, she also explained: “He ended up making a kind of joke out of it.”
Catch-up concerts after Corona failures
The 46-year-old performed at the legendary venue for the last time as part of his UK tour “An Evening with Michael Bublé”, which was canceled last year due to corona restrictions and has now restarted.
Source: Stern
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