International multi-award-winning superstar Michael Bublé is heading to Lancashire’s Lytham Festival next summer.

One of the top touring artists of all time and known for his world-class showmanship and spectacular concert production, Michael will headline the Friday night of the five-day TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival on July 3 as one of only three mainland UK performances in 2026.

Michael Bublé has sold more than 75 million albums worldwide over the course of his extraordinary career, a career that includes five GRAMMYs, 15 JUNO Awards, stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Canada’s Walk of Fame, six multi-platinum albums, and more than 14 billion global streams. He has also performed in more than 30 countries.

Michael has spent the past two decades deeply committed to not only keep the flames of the Great American Songbook alive and well – to not only breathe new life into them – but to bring his singular style, vocal power, and passion to timeless tunes that he loves.

He released his self-titled debut album in 2003, followed by a series of multi-platinum, Number 1 albums including Call Me Irresponsible (2007), Crazy Love (2009), To Be Loved (2013), Love (2018), and Christmas (2011). Michael’s 11th studio album HIGHER (2022) marked his 9th Top 10 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales Chart and 7th consecutive studio album to debut in the Top 3.

With unstoppable talent, energy and a voice that is equally at home singing standards, pop, swing, jazz, R&B, and comedy, Michael takes his audiences on a special journey every night – singing his heart out, serenading them with beautiful love songs, making them laugh, cry, and dance – to give them an evening they will never forget.

From Boyzone fame to solo star, Ronan Keating promises to be the perfect special guest ahead of Michael Bublé’s headlining show. It is now more than 30 years since the Irish singer, songwriter, broadcaster and TV presenter shot to fame with one of the biggest boybands ever. He ended the 90s as a solo star with first single When You Say Nothing At All hitting the UK Number 1 spot, swiftly followed by his self-titled debut album also shooting straight to Number 1.

Twelve albums later and armfuls of Top 10 hits under his belt, Ronan has sold more than 20 million records worldwide alongside 25 million records with Boyzone.

From touring as a solo artist, co-hosting the Breakfast Show on Magic Radio for seven years and regularly presenting on BBC’s The One Show as well as The Voice Kids, Ronan does not stop. This year will see the Life Is A Rollercoaster star performing a select number of dates across the UK and Europe as well as reuniting with his Boyzone pals for just two nights in London.

Ahead of Ronan’s Lytham Festival set, pop duo Appleton aka sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton will deliver a hit-filled set. Originally rising to fame as half of All Saints, one of the most successful pop groups of the 1990s, Nicole and Natalie went on to form the pop duo Appleton after the band’s original record-breaking run of hits which included Number 1’s Never Ever, Bootie Call, Black Coffee, Under The Bridge/Lady Marmalade and Pure Shores.

In 2023, the Appleton sisters celebrated the 20 year anniversary of their debut album Everything Eventual and more recently, All Saints celebrated the 25 year anniversary of their eponymously titled debut album.

Opening the night will be BBC Radio Lancashire Breakfast Show presenter Graham Liver playing summer anthems to warm up the crowd. Graham has been involved in the festival since its inception – hosting stages and championing the opportunity to put Lancashire on the map.