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• You're the First, the Last, My Everything ( Barry White  cover) Play Video
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Michael is back on the road with his brand new 27 city  ‘HIGHER’ TOUR  starting August 8 th  in Duluth, GA with stops from coast to coast. Bungalow-B fanclub pre-sales start May 3 rd . Tickets on sale May 6. Full details at:  https://www.michaelbuble.com/tour

• Apr 26 2022

Michael Bublé Plots U.S. Higher Tour Dates From August-October 

Michael Bublé will be on the road throughout the U.S. from late summer and into fall, supporting his new album Higher, released in late March. The dates will bring him to arenas from coast-to-coast, following a summer run of outdoor performances in the UK.

Believe it or not, they were even more excited when I started my PowerPoint presentation. #highertour Tickets for the U.S. dates of the ‘HIGHER’ Tour are on sale Fri. 5/6 10am local. Details at https://t.co/I18vmhXeVq pic.twitter.com/WSmtNtqbL9 — Michael Bublé (@MichaelBuble) May 4, 2022

Tickets for Michael Bublé’s Higher Tour are on sale this week, available for the general public beginning on Friday, April 6. Presale tickets for the run began on Tuesday for members of the singer’s fan club, with additional opportunities opening throughout the week based on venue and promoter lists.

The singer just got back to performances in Las Vegas, and has three more to go at The Theatre at Resorts World before hitting the road. His summer will begin with outdoor shows in the UK, swinging back to this side of the Atlantic in August. His Higher Tour kicks off on August 8 with a stop at Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia and continues across the country for more than two months before wrapping at Buffalo’s Keybank Center on October 11. In between, he’ll perform at venues including Amalie Arena (Tampa), Madison Square Garden (New York), T-Mobile Center (Kansas City), Moody Center (Austin), Crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles),and Little Caesars Arena (Detroit).

Following his U.S. dates, the Higher Tour will continue through the fall with shows in South America and then head west for shows in Australia. Details on Michael Bublé’s summer and early fall shows are below, including links to ticket purchase options.

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5/4 – Las Vegas, NV | The Theatre at Resorts World 5/6 – Las Vegas, NV | The Theatre at Resorts World 5/7 – Las Vegas, NV | The Theatre at Resorts World 6/25 – Estadio Metropolitano | Madrid, ESP

An Evening With Michael Bublé UK Dates

7/2 – Waddeston Manor | Aylesbury, UK 7/4 – Floors Castle | Kelso, UK 7/6 – Emirates Riverside | Durham, UK 7/8 – Harewood House | Leeds, UK 7/9 – The Pattonair County Ground | Derby, UK 7/11 – Blickling Estate | Norwich, UK 7/13 – Warwick Castle | Warwick, UK 7/15 – Bath Royal Crescent | Bath, UK 7/16 – Bath Royal Crescent | Bath, UK 7/18 – Chewton Glen Hotel & Spa | New Milton, UK 7/20 – Cardiff Castle | Cardiff, UK 7/21 – 1 st Central County Ground | Hove, UK 7/23 – Hatfield House | Hatfield, UK 7/24 – The Spitfire Ground, St. Lawrence | Canterbury, UK 7/25 – Powderham Castle | Exeter, UK

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08/08 – Duluth, GA | Gas South Arena 08/10 – Orlando, FL | Amway Center 08/12 – Sunrise, FL | FLA Live Arena 08/13 – Tampa, FL | Amalie Arena 08/14 – Charleston, SC | North Charleston Coliseum 08/16 – Nashville, TN | Bridgestone Arena 08/18 – New York, NY | Madison Square Garden 08/29 – Washington, DC | Capital One Arena 08/30 – Philadelphia, PA | Wells Fargo Center 09/01 – Pittsburgh, PA | PPG Paints Arena 09/02 – Chicago, IL | Allstate Arena 09/07 – St. Paul, MN | XCEL Energy Center 09/09 – St. Louis, MO | Enterprise Center 09/10 – Kansas City, MO | T-Mobile Center 09/11 – Tulsa, OK | BOK Center 09/13 – Houston, TX | Toyota Center 09/14 – Austin, TX | Moody Center 09/16 – Dallas, TX | American Airlines Center 09/17 – San Antonio, TX | AT&T Center 09/20 – Phoenix, AZ | Footprint Center 09/21 – San Diego, CA | Pechanga Arena 09/23 – Los Angeles, CA | Crypto.com Arena 09/24 – Sacramento, CA | Golden 1 Center 09/27 – Portland, OR | Moda Center 09/28 – Seattle, WA | Climate Pledge Arena 10/10 – Detroit, MI | Little Caesars Arena 10/11 – Buffalo, NY | KeyBank Center

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Michael Buble reaching for ‘Higher’ ground on new tour, album

The grammy-winning singer wants fans to ‘be part of something special for one night,’ he says of the biggest tour he’s ever mounted..

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Michael Buble is on the road again. 

More on the Willie Nelson homage later.

Suffice it to say, his new tour, which arrives at the Allstate Arena on Friday night, has been more than two years in the making thanks to the pandemic that sidelined his road trek plans like those of so many other artists. With his latest album, “Higher,” in tow, Buble is pulling out all the stops.

“I was terrified I’d never get back to work, that people would never be able to get back into a [concert venue] safely again,” Buble says during a recent chat. “So I wanted this show to be a celebration of joy and love. And I didn’t want to rest on my laurels. People have never seen me in this way in concert before. … I want them to be part of something special for one night. It’s the biggest tour I’ve ever mounted, production-wise.

“It’s fun to show off,” the 46-year-old Canadian singer continues, “and I’m not trying to sound like a jerk. … I’m giving people the chance to see something that went extinct a long time ago. If you never had the chance to see Frank or Dean or Elvis we’ve put [that show experience] into a pop setting. So you get the music but you [also get] the raconteur surrounded by a live, big band with string players and a full choir. I love what I do!”

Buble changed up the recording process in a huge way for “Higher,” surrounding himself with a new producing lineup, for starters, that included Greg Wells and Bob Rock, along with Alan Chang, Jason “Spicy G” Goldman and  Sir Paul McCartney. He describes working with the former Beatle as “really comfortable. He was so down to earth and extremely generous and just happy to be there.”

The album, Buble’s 11th studio outing, reveals many new layers to his music chops.

“The album had a lot to do with the COVID [lockdown]. I was in a place with a lot of time to think about things and really dream big, go for things musically I’d never been brave enough to do before,” the four-time Grammy Award winner says. “I was terribly ambitious.”

The lineup includes Buble’s spin on Sam Cooke’s soul-gospel gem “Bring It On Home to Me,” Vera Lynn’s WWII-era treasure “We’ll Meet Again,” Barry White’s disco classic “You’re the First, the Last, My Everything,” Charlie Chaplin’s tearjerker “Smile,” and Bob Dylan’s torchy romantic ode “Make You Feel My Love.” The covers are a fine complement to several originals including the first single from the project, “I’ll Never Not Love You,” featuring his wife Luisana Lopilato in the video, which has garnered more than 5 million views to date. (The couple welcomed their fourth child, daughter Cielo Yoli Rose, on Aug. 19.)

A former collaborator suggested Buble take a different tack on the album, to step away from his distinct style “for a little more fresh sound.”

“He told me ‘you might get a lot out of that sense of newness,’ and he was right. So that’s what I did,” Buble says. “I left that comfort zone of working with [uber producer-composer] David Foster and the same writers that I had worked with for so many years. It was about staying on brand and not losing my core audience but showing a ton of growth musically to that audience.”

No stranger to duets (he has partnered with Mariah Carey, Tony Bennett, Barbra Streisand, Thalia, and Laura Pausini, among others), Buble this time turned to country music legend Willie Nelson for a shared turn on “Crazy,” calling the track “the greatest duet I’ve ever done.”

“He’s one of my heroes,” Buble gushes. “When I think of the greatest interpreters of the American Songbook, I have Willie there. His music has had such a big impact on my life. His albums were among the records gifted to me by my grandpa. [Willie] sounds so good. Damn, he sounds like a kid on that cut. I would say it’s the greatest duet I’ve ever done.”

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Michael Bublé talks about new 'Higher' tour heading to NYC and his growing family

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Michael Bublé took some time out to talk about his upcoming "Higher" tour and what touring is like with his growing family.

His album "Higher" was released back on March 25 and as he says, the title track is a "jammer."

It's being called the best album of his career and is already gaining Grammy chatter, so that's why he's already taking it on the tour and is set to hit the U.S. in August.

Bublé is bringing his tour to Madison Square Garden in New York City on August 18.

"It's the greatest show on earth, and I'm underselling it!" he said. "This is what I do, this is what God built me to do. What's more is COVID has kicked our butts and kept us from being together and I'm about to throw a party for thousands of people."

He says that the tour will feature songs from his new "Higher" album which he collaborated on with notable artists including Sir Paul McCartney, Willie Nelson, and others.

The video for the beautiful new song "I Will Never Not Love You" features his pregnant wife, Argentinian actress Luisana, and their three children.

"You balance it with love, you balance it with loving your wife enough to have reverence and respect for her time. So, I'm not going to make the money that my management and promoters would like me to make because I won't go on six-week and two-month tours, I try to keep them bite-size because I don't think it's fair to do that to my family. I put them first, but I try to show up in your backyard to show the people that have been there for 20 years that I appreciate them."

He says his tour is a family affair with his wife and children set to join him in New York!

"When I play MSG, my kids will be there," Bublé said. "What's even cooler is that more and more I'm seeing that parents are bringing their kids to the shows and it's a family show. You know, I, we straddle the line of it being edgy, it's for adults, of course it's for adults, they get it, but also it's one of those few places where you can come to a show and you can love it as much as your 8-year-old kid does."

Bublé was featured as a mentor on this past season of "American Idol" for Long Island's own Christian Guardino, with whom he still keeps in touch!

"I have kept in touch and you know, he's a great kid," Bublé said. "This is what music is about and this is what our business is about and that is passing it on. The same way my heroes have done that for me."

He added, "The way that Tony Bennett did that for me, it's a real joy to do that for someone like Christian. It's a lot of fun that show and it was a really beautiful moment for me. I thought that we kicked butt in that performance and I was really happy for him."

Derek Hough helped put them in touch when he appeared on the show and Bublé says that he loves Hough for directing his "Higher" music video.

But, don't expect him to appear on "DWTS" as anything other than a performer or special guest.

"No, I don't think so," he said. "I love that community, I love the dancing community. You know, I'm the brother of two sisters that had a real dance mom and so I went to all the recitals and everything and I think it's a real beautiful life and I love Derek very much."

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The Grammy winning, multi-platinum superstar entertainer Michael Buble will be back on the road with his brand new “Higher” tour and is coming to BRIDGESTONE ARENA on August 16 th .  

The 27- city US tour, announced by national tour promoter Beaver Productions, includes stops at NYC’s Madison Square Garden on August l8th and LA’s Crypto.com Arena on September 23 rd . 

Bublé’s previous global tour which ended in 2021 spanned across 25 countries worldwide and included 61 sold out US shows alone and a collective audience of well over 800,000 fans. His just released new studio album  Higher  is his 9 th  Top 10 on Billboard’s Album Sales Chart.

With unstoppable talent, energy and a voice that is equally at home singing standards, pop tunes, swing, jazz, r & b and comedy, it’s no wonder that when Michael Bublé gets to town, the party begins. You don’t want to miss it!

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Michael Bublé – ‘Higher’ review

Canadian singer Michael Bublé is without a doubt one of the world’s greatest and most successful entertainers. He’s been releasing music for over 20 years and his mix of big band covers, interpretations of classic songs and his own originals has been a winning formula that’s turned him into a global icon. After breaking through with his self-titled album in 2003, Bublé has sold millions of records and toured the world several times over, not to mention taken on Mariah Carey for the world’s annual Christmas soundtrack. He released his tenth studio album ‘Love’ in 2018 and now four years on, he’s releasing his eleventh studio album ‘Higher’.

For ‘Higher’, Bublé follows his usual approach incorporating originals alongside covers. Nestled among the familiar songs are four originals including the lead single “I’ll Never Not Love You”, an upbeat and romantic song that hits Bublé’s core audience head on. He’s always had a knack of being able to make his originals sound like instant classics and he continues that trend here. “Baby I’ll Wait”, a song written with a number of co-writers including John Mayer, is a perfect marriage of contemporary rock and classic soul. Bublé’s vocal is super smooth and the instrumentation is uplifting.

The album’s other two originals are the title track ‘Higher’, an uptempo track with a Latin influence, and the beautiful ballad ‘Mother’, which arrives in time for Mother’s Day this weekend in the UK and celebrates the women who brought us into the world. For me, the originals are always the bits I look forward to most on a Bublé record and he doesn’t disappoint here. He showcases a more contemporary side to his abilities and his skill as songwriter, something that often goes unnoticed.

Elsewhere on the record, Bublé has trawled the archives for songs he can put his spin on that fit with his back catalogue and will please his fans. Eleven albums in and you’d think this would get harder but Bublé makes it look effortless. ‘My Valentine’, produced and written by Sir Paul McCartney, is the kind of song that Bublé will perform on a TV show and instantly increase his album sales. McCartney transforms his song into an epic big band number that wouldn’t sound out of place as a theme to a James Bond movie (seriously, why hasn’t Bublé been asked to do one yet?).

Highlights include a gorgeous rendition of Manning Sherwin and Eric Mashwitz’s ‘A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square’, an unexpected collaboration with Country legend Willie Nelson on his song ‘Crazy’, and a spectacular version of the Duke Ellington classic “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore”. When I saw that ‘Make You Feel My Love’ was on the track list, I admit I sighed a bit as the Bob Dylan favourite has become an Adele standard but Bublé puts a more optimistic spin on it with lighter production and it works.

The album draws to a close with the double whammy of Barry White’s “You’re My First, My Last, My Everything” and the Charlie Chaplin classic ‘Smile’. Both songs are in Bublé’s wheelhouse and while they may not be the strongest tracks here, they should be fun as part of his live shows moving forward.

‘Higher’ is a solid album from Bublé that plays to his strengths and will thrill his fans. Sniffy critics will cry ‘same old, same old’ but Bublé knows what he’s good at, and he’s a master when it comes to his vocals. ‘Higher’ has plenty of potential to return Bublé to his commercial peak and quite honestly, it’s just nice to listen to an album that feels familiar with the warm tone of Bublé’s voice throughout. There’s no one like him in music these days and he’s one of the world’s greatest singers.

Track list: 1. I’ll Never Not Love You 2. My Valentine 3. A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square 4. Make You Feel My Love 5. Baby I’ll Wait 6. Higher 7. Crazy (with Willie Nelson) 8. Bring It On Home To Me 9. Don’t Get Around Here Much Anymore 10. Mother 11. Don’t Take Your Love From Me 12. You’re My First, My Last, My Everything 13. Smile Record label: Reprise / Warner Records Release date: 25 th March 2022 Buy ‘Higher’ now

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Interview: Michael Bublé Talks New 'Higher' Tour and New Album

Buble will be coming to Allstate Arena in Chicago on Friday, 9/2

Earlier this year, he revealed his eleventh full-length album, HIGHER . In addition to marking his 9th Top 10 on Billboard 's Top Album Sales Chart, HIGHER arrived at #1 in the UK, Scotland, and Hungary and went Top 5 in ten countries. Throughout July, Bublé will travel across the UK for the first leg of his highly anticipated 'Higher' Tour, performing at beautiful stately homes, castles, and cricket grounds around the country. Set to be some of the most vocally and visually stunning concerts of the year, the UK shows will blend his world-class showmanship with the impressive grandeur of magnificent venues, for an unforgettable musical experience. The global tour is set to steamroll through 27 cities across North America beginning in August. Produced by national tour promoter Beaver Productions, Bublé will make stops at New York City's famed Madison Square Garden on August 18, Los Angeles' Crypto.com Arena on September 23, and Sacramento's Golden 1 Center on September 24. Full US tour routing can be found below. For tickets and more information, please visit: michaelbuble.com/tour .

BroadwayWorld's Kevin Pollack recently sat down with Buble to discuss his new tour and new album.

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Michael bublé delivers ‘everything’ on higher tour in dc.

Posted by Matt Bailey | Aug 29, 2022

The versatile crooner left the audience asking, “How does he do it?”

If you think you know Michael Bublé, but have never seen him live, you do not know him at all.

Bublé himself joked about those presumptions about midway through his set Monday night (Aug 29th) at Capital One Arena in Washington, DC. Poking fun at his Bing Crosby-like image, he said, “You thought you were coming to hear a guy go ‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…” to raucous laughter. “That’s not what we do at all!” he corrected.

Indeed, a live concert by Bublé is a bundle of contradictions. Bublé is known has vocal tone that oozes sincerity in every stanza. Yet, when talking to the audience, he was continually self-effacing. “You probably think celebrities are down to earth and just like you,” he opined two songs into the evening. “And for the most part, that’s true, but I’m an asshole,” he joked while describing doing crowd vamps in front of a mirror at home during COVID. The guy who wrote “Home” is an asshole? Who curses? And says asshole ? This was news.

Perhaps that dichotomy is the secret to Bublé’s success. After all, he has made the Great American Songbook cool again. This was prevalent on every standard he performed this evening. He had the guts to add an electric guitar riff to the Dean Martin classic, “Sway.” “When You’re Smiling” had an infectious bass drum oomph behind it. And “Bring it On Home” was a true religious moment. How does he do it?

The two hour set flew by as Bublé, backed by a traveling orchestra with members numbering in the dozens, danced about a slanted rectangular set. The classy “MB” logo bandstands, pearly white curtains, and shimmering projections gave the feel that the crooner and company were playing inside a massive music box.

Throughout the night, Bublé interacted with the crowd on a personal level. He called out signs and sang happy birthday to a fan. He told people (men and women) they looked “Beautiful” while making direct eye contact. Plus, he threw on a Washington Capitals jersey over his perfectly-fitted suit at the end of the night. It was signed and gifted to him by retired Caps hockey player and fellow Canadian Karl Alzner. Alzner tossed his #27 game-worn jersey to the stage from the floor.

It is rare for an act to fill a stage with their own orchestra — the expense alone can be astronomical. But Bublé proudly tours with a caravan of musicians, a conductor, and background vocalists. Oh, and there’s a six-piece regular band at the front. Another innovation: surround sound. Every time Bublé ventured onto the catwalk, the sound shifted from the gigantic speakers on either side of the orchestra, to a ring of speakers above the outer platform. While the execution was at times clunky, its purpose was clear and successful: to make the 20,000 seat arena in the heart of DC’s Chinatown as intimate as possible.

Bublé is currently on his Higher Tour, promoting the album of the same name. The title track off the album is arguably his most aggressively upbeat tune yet. And somehow, it still fits his style of straddling between sexy pop star and Sinatra standard bearer. Other original hits present. “Feeling Good” opened the show. “Everything” was as joyous as ever. It was as if, after a long COVID delay, Bublé was saying to his fanbase that they are truly his everything. He dug far back into his catalogue for his first big hit, “I’ll Never Stop Loving You,” while running into the crowd to let his young children sing a verse. It was a sweet moment.

Before performing the song arguably most synonymous with his own career, “Home,” Bublé instead chose to thank someone for covering it. While earnestly dedicating the song to America’s military, he also said, “I’d like to dedicate this song to Blake Shelton who covered it and made me so much money.” Very big laugh one second. A piano riff, and pure sentimentality the next. How. Does. He. Do. it?

Towards the end of the night, Bublé decided to use the success of his posthumous duet with Elvis on “Fever” to segue into an Elvis medley that culminated with “Can’t Help Falling in Love with You.” It earned the biggest ovation of the night.

Original songwriter. Standards crooner. Gut-wrenchingly funny with self-effacing humor. And now, he can effortlessly pull off The King? How does Michael Bublé do it? Asshole . 😉

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Michael Bublé “Higher Tour” 2024

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16-17 April 2024

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Michael Bublé, the multi-Grammy, multi-Juno award winning artist was a man on a mission when he signed his record deal with Reprise Records two decades ago.

First, he made a vow to himself to not only keep the flames of the great classics of the American Songbook alive and well - to not only breathe new life into them - but to bring his singular style, vocal power and his love to these timeless tunes.

Secondly, he was going to write number one pop hits that would become classics unto themselves.

Third and most crucial for him was to bring all this music together in concert and take his audiences on a special journey - to give them an evening they would never forget.

Every night, he would sing his heart out, serenade them with beautiful love songs, make them laugh, cry, dance and enthrall sold out crowds in arenas and stadiums in countries around the world. He wanted his shows to be legendary. Clearly, he has succeeded on all these fronts, even beyond his own wildest dreams.

The rooms and halls of the Grand Peterhof Palace

#Attractions #Museums #Peterhof #Peter I #Sightseeing

The Grand Palace along with the large fountain cascade in front of it is the main attraction of Peterhof and architectural dominant of the whole Palace and Park complex. In XVII – XIX centuries the Grand Peterhof Palace was the main ceremonial residence of Russian tsars, which hosted important events and celebrations, receptions, balls and masquerades. This monumentally looking building has about 30 rooms inside.

The Grand Staircase

The Guest Entrance was arranged in the Western part of the building and involved the Grand staircase created by Bartolomeo Rastrelli in 1751.  The decoration of the Grand staircase included gilded statues and carved bouquets, caryatids and rocaille (that is made in the Rococo style) cartouches. The staircase leads guests to the enfilade which is a series of state rooms for official purposes. 

• The Chesma hall is a waiting room located in front of the Throne room were officials were waiting for the start of the reception. Paintings by the German painter Jacob Hackert serve as the main decoration of the hall. They depict the most dramatic episodes of the Chesma battle in which Russian fleet headed by count Alexei Orlov defeated Turkish fleet.

• The Throne room is the most spacious one, designed for receptions, balls and concerts, with an overall area of 330 sq.m. Originally this hall shone in its splendor, but in 1777 it was decorated in a classic and more modest style under the project of Yury Felten

• The Audience room was intended for small receptions of the Empress Elizabeth. The design was done by Rastrelli and became one of the best works of the architect.

“According to a legend, Elizabeth ordered Rastrelli to use as much gold in the room design as possible, because the apartment was used for the reception of noble merchants representatives, who, in the opinion of the Empress, admired gold”

• In the eighteenth century The Dance hall was known as The Merchants hall and its spacious area of 270 sq.m. occupied most of the Western half of the Grand Peterhof Palace. The windows are arranged in two tiers here and numerous mirrors and paintings are used as decorations. Parquet is made of dark and light oak, maple and walnut. According to a legend, Elizabeth ordered Rastrelli to use as much gold in the room design as possible, because the apartment was used for the reception of noble merchants representatives, who, in the opinion of the Empress, admired gold.

• White dining room was meant for festive meals and was originally designed by Bartolomeo Rastrelli. In 1774 – 1775, Yuri Felten significantly changed the hall – the new style was the complete opposite of the previous one. Instead of the gloss of gold the interior was decorated in strict classical canons. In the center of the room there is a huge table, covered with a white tablecloth and a 30 persons porcelain set, created by the famous English master Josiah Wedgwood.

• The Painting hall is the oldest one: it was designed during the life of Peter I. It is decorated with tapestries by French masters and 16 paintings by Italian artists. Originally Nicolo Michetti and Jean-Baptiste Leblond took part in creation of the room design, but later, in the middle of the XVIII century, the hall was changed by the project of Rastrelli.

The Throne Room

Ceremonial halls are followed by the rooms of the private half, which was accessible only to a circle of confidants. It housed bedrooms, private offices and salons, designed again by Bartolomeo Rastrelli. The abundance of gilding, mirrors and paintings, suspended symmetrical arches with plafond paintings and parquet floors made of precious wood – all these details create a festive atmosphere.

Currently, the Grand Peterhof Palace is a unique Museum of history and art, whose contains about three and a half thousand exhibits, including paintings and porcelain, fabrics, unique furniture and personal belongings of the Russian rulers.

Upcoming Events

Hough Concert Hall

Mackle Shaw Duo: Music for Harp & Percussion

Steps ballet ensemble: sleeping beauty, side door cabaret, daniela soledade & nate najar: the girl from ipanema, four by four 2024, brigham young university-idaho presents: night at the swing club, tfo chamber concerts: mendelssohn’s octet for strings & more.

The Palladium at SPC

Front End Design Conference 2024

Jam & pam – jazz appreciation & poetry appreciation month, the pinellas youth symphony 66th season finale concert, mira showcase concert spring 2024, palladium chamber series: mile-end trio, st. petersburg ballet company: spring show 2024, tampa bay symphony: a british fantasia, a night of funk fusion: the j-rod sullivan band ft. kyle schroeder, swinging down broadway, synia carroll: water is my song album release, fred astaire dance studios: the great movie ride, mx. st pete pride pageant, st. pete opera: donizetti’s lucia di lammermoor, larue nickelson, past events, tampa bay blues fest kickoff party: blood brothers, tedxst petersburg college, steeln’ peaches: peakin’ at the palladium – an allman brothers revue, mjr latin project: st. petersburg jazz festival presented by emit, alexis cole & helios jazz orchestra: st. petersburg jazz festival – sold out, semyon slepakov: from boston to new york, palladium chamber series: mozart & dvorak viola quintets, chris macdonald’s memories of elvis in concert, women of jazz xviii – sold out, absolute queen, a ceo conversation: from entry level to executive, st. pete opera: puccini’s turandot – sold out, one city chorus presents beauty in the world feat. jon arterton & james mack, tickled pink comedy tour presents john heffron with maryellen hooper, listening room festival 2024: 13th annual showcase, st. petersburg college: campus connections concert, hers featuring molly carr & anna petrova, ronnie dee & helios jazz orchestra, tota conservatory: annual dance showcase, daybreak: the music & passion of barry manilow, troubadours live: james taylor & carole king tribute, a tribute to sarah brightman, tampa bay symphony: music of the heart, 7 bridges: the ultimate eagles experience, bryan hughes & the crew album release, the mersey beatles – four lads from liverpool present: a hard day’s night, whitney james’ jazz valentine, fleetwood gold: the fleetwood mac experience, hot tonic celebrates bacharach, palladium chamber series: vaughan williams piano quintet, tfo chamber concerts: rachmaninoff’s symphonic dances & more, rangeelo raas round 7 garba-raas competition, nicole henry: i wanna dance with somebody – the songs of whitney houston, mayor kenneth t. welch: state of the city, pinellas all-county dance concert, classic black, almost abba w/ special guests the shee gees, willy porter, ticket to the moon: elo tribute, la granja en vivo (the farm live), john lamb’s 90th birthday celebration, an evening with bonnie prince billy, sal valentinetti, palladium chamber series: the chamber players perform schumann & brahms, roy book binder & rev. billy c. wirtz, alex harris live an evening of soul, nellie mckay, steve luongo project: a classic rock experience, gaspar the musical, st. pete opera: holiday sparkle, selwyn birchwood & damon fowler: acoustic “songs and stories”, tfo chamber concert: holiday brass, clara’s new york city christmas, nate najar’s jazz holiday, an italian christmas night: andrea del principe, ballet academy of st. petersburg: clara’s christmas dream, second time arounders marching band: holiday spectacular, st. petersburg ballet presents the nutcracker, the motowners christmas kickoff concert, mira showcase concert, pinellas youth symphony holiday concert, kyle schroeder feat. andy snitzer: meeting my saxophone hero, henry rollins: good to see you tour, dailey & vincent, palladium chamber series: the ehnes quartet, tampa bay symphony: passion & power, 31st annual tampa bay times festival of reading – sold out, intern john’s find your happy, michael j. ross & company, featuring fred johnson, sauce boss gumbo blues, auschwitz survivor, helga melmed, shares her story, a night of classic burlesque, vol. 5 – circus edition, brian culbertson: the trilogy tour, indi-ed’s annual comedy show 2023, la luchaween 2023, stretch’s rubberband: overjoyed – stevie wonder tribute, jamie perlow & helios jazz orchestra, ona kirei: full, new luna, oh what a night a musical tribute to frankie valli and the four seasons, mark moultrup and john lamb: stories, mi primer million con andres gutierrez, st. pete opera: g. f. handel’s alcina, judy carmichael & nate najar, the james suggs quintet, spc bands: community connections concert, simon lasky in concert, hot tonic orchestra, matt schofield, america’s test kitchen hosted by wedu – sold out, blues beatles, jeremy carter group presents frequencies, to laugh, to laugh, l’chaim, st pete baroque, jose ramirez fall tour kickoff, daniela soledade: deco tropical, the petty experience – sold out, watkins glen summer jam anniversary concert, bk jackson’s “party in the bay” w/ adam hawley & vip pre-show, spotlight tampa bay, girls night out comedy, road to nowhere, al downing birthday celebration, selwyn birchwood, brandon robertson quintet, evolution of drag – drag through the decades, trace zacur quintet presents “night moves” – sold out, damon fowler – sold out, doug macleod, jeremy carter & james suggs “then & now”, backtrack blues band album release, nate najar’s swing guitars, boogie woogie blues piano stomp, seals & crofts 2: presented by st. petersburg concert association, a night of classic burlesque, vol. 4 – night two – sold out, a night of classic burlesque, vol. 4 – night one – sold out, the zachary bartholomew trio, sages: deal maker, queer-e-okee with carson kressley, “night doves” presented by atlas modern ballet and camp, dancebox studio, donald harrison quartet – postponed, st. petersburg opera: rossini’s l’italiana in algeri, kafkasso show, gulf coast dance presents: inspired to dance, ballet academy of st. petersburg presents sleeping beauty, fred astaire dance: best of broadway, sunlit after dark, milena pajaro-van de stadt & paul nemeth: palladium chamber series, st. petersburg ballet company’s spring dance concert, sinatra songs: bryan j. hughes & the crew – sold out, tampa bay symphony: tchaikovsky’s pathétique, spc presents: mira’s live music showcase, pinellas youth symphony finale concert, sunscreen film festival – chicks making flicks power brunch, projectalchemy’s jazz theory, the florida orchestra: bruckner’s seventh, spc bands: composers series, carol chambers, tommy prine – sold out, akademy presents the great debate, jazz at the ballroom presents accentuate the positive, gulf coast dance theater: alice in wonderland, tampa bay blues festival kick off party: tommy castro & the painkillers, mile-end trio: palladium chamber series, kristy parton & helios jazz orchestra, chuchito valdes trio – sold out, the florida orchestra: beethoven’s symphony no. 4, st. petersburg opera: beethoven’s fidelio, the florida orchestra: the sorcerer’s apprentice & more, women of jazz xvii – sold out, listening room festival showcase, spc bands: a trip around the world, time for three: palladium chamber series, maxim galkin – sold out, cowboy bebop live, a night of classic burlesque, vol. 3 – sold out, nina on my mind, the tamburitzans present phoenix: a new dawn, tampa bay symphony: 6th annual international composition competition finals, alexis cole & helios jazz orchestra: st petersburg jazz festival – sold out, the juilliard string quartet: palladium chamber series, one city chorus with special guests diversity: the voices of sarasota, whitney james’ jazz valentine – sold out, the florida orchestra: pictures at an exhibition revisited, unapologetically american comedy tour, tampa bay symphony: innovation and freedom, pinellas all county orchestra concert, 7 bridges: the ultimate eagles experience, diego figueiredo & ona kirei, roy book binder, ed woltil and kirk adams, viscera dimension, the comics of late-night tv, broadway’s best hits, shelly berg & laurence hobgood, the chamber players celebrate 10 years: palladium chamber series, chuck owen & resurgence with special guest kate mcgarry, holidays around the world with orilla, prisma pink floyd experience, taylor dayne live at the palladium, gulf coast dance theater: clara’s new york city christmas, gulf coast dance theater: clara’s new york city christmas – livestream, songs & stories: selwyn birchwood & damon fowler – sold out, second time arounders holiday spectacular, the nutcracker, mira: young talent showcase, southern hospitality: a southern super group, “o give thanks” a community in gratitude, por h ó por b, helios jazz orchestra w/ sonja spence, the allen carman project feat. gumbi ortiz, tampa bay times festival of reading, ann hampton callaway: fever the peggy lee century, steven wright: live in concert – sold out, tampa bay symphony: heroes and villains, intern john’s lost, a night of classic burlesque, vol. 2 – sold out, mountainfilm on tour st. pete, la luchaween 2022: a spooky evening of music & film hosted by eugenie bondurant, stretch’s rubberband presents “overjoyed” a stevie wonder tribute – sold out, the stylistics, anthill cinema, st. petersburg opera: puccini’s tosca, jose ramirez: major league blues – postponed, helios jazz orchestra & sonja spence – postponed, gbo florida west coast classic – canceled, kyle eastwood’s “cinematic”, greg koch featuring the koch marshall trio, trace zacur: no genre, no rules, wmnf’s 43rd birthday bash featuring the bright light social hour, the simon lasky group, ballet magnificat deliver us, the octet presents majors & minors, a song for you: a tribute to donny hathaway and roberta flack, girls night out, daniela soledade: “pretty world” album release w/ roberto menescal & antonio adolfo, eric darius unleashed album release party w/ special vip pre-show, jeremy carter’s rubber band: night at the movies, boho sideshow and dean johanesen & the 24-hour men, damon fowler & friends, sunflower soul: charitable concert in support of ukraine, a night of classic burlesque – sold out, alastair greene, nate najar & friends swing into summer, the mountain goats, tiglff: an afternoon with suzanne westenhoefer, ona kirei album release, wahh world fusion band, michael kelly: the pleasing recollection, professor pennygoode’s mighty flea circus, wmnf presents: a juneteeth celebration, one night only: jeremy carter and james suggs, sandra bernhard: an exclusive st. pete pride performance, st. pete pride: queer-e-okee with carson kressley, bryan j. hughes: cole swings cool – sold out, st. petersburg opera: donizetti’s la fille du régiment, gulf coast dancenter: nature’s beauty, gulf coast dancenter: nature’s beauty – livestream, halie loren in concert, fred astaire dance, judy carmichael with nate najar – sold out, ballet academy of st petersburg presents coppélia, tampa bay symphony: brahms’ magnificent first, st. petersburg ballet company: spring dance concert, palladium chamber players: edward arron and jeewon park in recital, pavlo in concert, frank t. williams iii all county jazz concert, beacon 2022, la fiesta: a tribute to chick corea, the florida orchestra: soundwaves – vienna 1921, 4th annual akademy great debate, united states coast guard band, an evening with david amram, jack kerouac house, david amram meet and greet at the kerouac house, tampa bay blues fest kickoff: ronnie earl, palladium chamber players: the chamber players w/ natalie hoe & jessica guideri, the florida orchestra: soundwaves – tfo winds and brass, spc community concert band & wind symphony: campus connections concert, listening room festival – ten year anniversary, your songs: a tribute to sir elton john, women of jazz xvi, gulf coast dance theater: alice in wonderland 2022, gulf coast dance theater: alice in wonderland 2022 – livestream, the bald eagle – book launch and signing, palladium chamber players: the original palladium chamber players, cher, elton, streisand, bocelli – vegas’ edwards twins, spjf: chris dingman trio, spjf: emma hedrick w/ helios jazz orchestra, spjf: radiojazzhead, spjf: best of blue note with james suggs & austin vickrey sextet, spjf: o som do jazz w/ rafael pereira, jose valentino ruiz & andrea moraes manson, tampa bay symphony: love and more, chris macdonald’s memories of elvis, the mersey beatles: all the hits, nicki parrott, rossano sportiello, and ed metz, take me home: the music of john denver, diego figueiredo trio, the florida orchestra: soundwaves – bach and beyond, damon fowler and friends, st. petersburg opera: g. f. handel’s semele, palladium chamber players: mile-end trio with guest violist derek mosloff, fred moyer jazz trio, al downing jazz 50th anniversary celebration with danny bacher, dave meder: songs and stories trio, the florida orchestra: holiday brass, a blues christmas with tc carr and friends, nate najar’s jazz holiday, 1781 tribute: a revolutionary concert, palladium chamber players: mile-end trio plays schubert and arensky, st. petersburg ballet: the nutcracker, synia carroll & helios jazz orchestra, mira creative career summit & emerging artist exposition, gulf coast dance theater: 2021 winter gala and act 1 of cinderella, gulf coast dance theater: 2021 winter gala and act 1 of cinderella – livestream, o give thanks – a community in gratitude, a truefire evening with livingston taylor – sold out, kat edmonson in concert, social venture partners: fast pitch, gin blossoms, tampa bay symphony: international festival, shaun martin & john c. o’leary iii: an intimate evening at the piano, intern john’s what’s next, bee gees now, a little hocus pocus: an interactive tribute show, the mersey beatles, acme jazz garage: sharkskin, dean johanesen trio: speakeasy swing night, an intimate evening with latimore, st. petersburg opera: mozart’s così fan tutte, mayor’s art forum, james suggs band: a tribute to louis armstrong, the mushroom brotherhood, spc jazz band & concert band, valerie gillespie salutes cole and cole, girls night out – comedy, the florida orchestra: inside the music: vivaldi’s four seasons, helios jazz orchestra & scotty wright, sages: denying gravity – a fall prevention play, dylan leblanc, nate najar’s jazz samba celebration, ward smith and friends: standup comedy, victor wainwright and the train, the duane eubanks quintet: things of that particular nature, kick the bucket list: the world according to aarp, bryan j. hughes: a duke ellington celebration, la lucha’s 80s jazz party, jose ramirez band, richard gilewitz and tim may, feelin’ good: celebrating nina, moonflower: the spirit of santana, latin jazz fest: tabajara belo & o som do jazz, latin jazz fest: gumbi ortiz & new groove city, latin jazz fest: mjr latin project & friends, damon fowler group: alafia moon – sold out, selwyn birchwood band, st. pete opera: pagliacci – sold out, st. pete opera: pagliacci – limited availability, st. pete opera: pagliacci, ballet academy of st. petersburg: the four seasons, bob dylan’s 80th birthday bash, gulf coast dancenter: 10th annual spring recital, fred astaire tampa bay: dance fantasy, this bird has flown – a jazz tribute to the beatles, st. pete opera: the return of grand opera, daniela soledade and nate najar, beacon: an evening of dance, tampa bay symphony: more chamber delights, la lucha, w/ james suggs and ken peplowski, the damon fowler group, jeremy carter’s soul of jazz, about the palladium.

Whether in the main concert hall, Hough Hall with its unsurpassed new sound system, or kicking back in the intimate Side Door Cabaret, the historic Palladium Theater is consistently ranked as one of Tampa Bay’s best, most affordable venues for classical, jazz, blues, theatre, opera, Celtic, comedy, dance, educational, literary, community events, and more. The Palladium, located in downtown St. Petersburg’s cultural center, is part of what makes Tampa Bay great.

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Rise Up Concert Series at St. Pete Pier The Rise Up Concert Series connects fans with top-tier talent and nationally touring acts, transforming the Sunshine City’s iconic St. Pete Pier into the quintessential waterfront concert destination. Nestled perfectly along the coastline, this major music series redefines the concert experience, merging the beauty of the surrounding waterfront, the urban energy of Downtown St. Pete, and musical acts beloved by all. From the Grammy-winning lyricism of Ludacris to the soulful rhythms of The Revivalists , from the infectious beats of Quinn XCII to the chart-topping hits of G-Eazy, plus The Hip Abduction, LAUV, Chelsea Cutler, Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness & More – the Rise Up Concert Series delivers unforgettable performances for fans of all tastes. For all general inquiries and ticketing questions please email [email protected] . St. Pete Pier

615 2nd Ave NE

St. Petersburg, FL 33701

• Bags 12×12″ or smaller
• One (1) Sealed Water Bottle up to 1 Liter
• Deoderant, Sunscreen, & Non-Aerosol Bug Spray
• Registered Service Animals (Emotional Support Animals will NOT be permitted entry)

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• Outside food or beverage
• Alcohol or Flasks
• Chairs, stools, bench, etc 
• Wagons or Carts
• Blankets, Large Umbrellas, Tents, or Canopies
• Backpacks, Purses, Bags larger than 12″ x 12″
• Professional photo, video, or audio recording devices without prior approval
• Drones, UAVs, or UFOs
• Coolers, Ice, or Ice packs
• Glass Containers
• Illegal substances, drugs, or drug paraphernalia
• Illegal or unauthorized vending
• Knives or weapons of any kind
• Animals or pets (except registered service animals that assist people with disabilities, please contact us in advance)
• Flammable lanterns or fire of any kind
• Fireworks or any type of explosives
• Skateboards, scooters, or personalized motor vehicles
• Bicycles inside the venue
• Lasers or light pointers
• Chains, chain wallets, or spiked jewelry
• Instruments, megaphones, horns, or noisemakers
• Pepper spray
• Spray paint, large markers
• Bad Vibes (Dad vibes okay!)

Any item(s) that is or are deemed unsafe, inappropriate, or being used for purposes other than intended may be confiscated at any time.

*all items are subject to search and these lists are subject to change*.

Medical : A medical team will be on-site to address any medical problem you may have. If you need assistance go to the medical tent, locate security, or a concert staff member.

Security : Our primary goal is to create a safe and secure environment for everyone in attendance. To ensure this, there will be on-site security provided by our private security staff and local police. If any problems occur whatsoever, locate an event security guard, police officer, or concert staff member.

Food : We will offer a variety of food options from several local food trucks/vendors. We will have vegetarian/vegan options as well. 

Bars : For our 21+ attendees we will have several full bars spread out throughout the venue, featuring your favorite brews and booze.

Bathrooms & Handwashing Stations : Bathrooms and hand washing stations will be placed throughout the venue. We ask that you help us in keeping them as clean as possible for the next concert attendee.

Spa Beach is an outdoor venue located at St. Pete Pier in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Parking is available at the Sundial Parking Garage 117 2nd St N St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Paid Street Parking on Surrounding Blocks Limited Lot at the St. Pete Pier Ride Share & Alternative Modes on Transportation Recommended (Bikes, Scooters, Etc) Travel At Your Own Risk

Yes, Rise Up St. Pete will have Beer, Seltzer, & Liquor available for purchase for all 21+ attendees with a valid ID

Yes, Rise Up St. Pete is ADA Accessible. We will have a dedicated viewing area within the Venue. Please ask for Security or a Venue Team Member upon arrival for assistance

Yes, we will partner with a variety of local Food Trucks per event.

Event Opening Times can be found at www.RiseUpStPete.com or on the Ticketing Page (SeeTickets is our ONLY Official Ticketing Partner)

No Bags larger than 12×12″ Fanny Packs, Clutch Purses, or Smaller All Bags are subject to search

Music start times vary for each event. We recommend arriving early to experience all performances. Good Rule of Thumb: Be inside the Venue 30 minutes after Doors open

All items and containers are subject to review and search by security upon entry

No, we do not allow pets or emotional support animals into the venue. However, registered service dogs are permitted to enter the event per ADA guidelines. If you need clarification on whether or not your dog is considered a service dog please refer to the FAQ’s on ADA.gov 

VIP tickets include a premium viewing area, as well as dedicated bar and private bathroom.

There is NO outside food or alcohol allowed inside Rise Up St. Pete. You are able to bring One (1) Sealed Water Bottle up to 1 Liter in size. We will have food options available from local food trucks. Please note all items are subject to search upon arrival/entry

Please email your request and portfolio to [email protected] . Make sure to include Artist, Venue, and Event Date in your email

Please check the event listing to view age restrictions per event. For shows that are ALL AGES, kids 6 and younger are FREE with paid guardian.

No, strollers are not allowed within the venue.

NO CHAIRS & NO BLANKETS // STANDING ROOM ONLY VENUE

Yes, we have a dedicated 3rd party Medical Provider for each event.

Music ends by 10PM for each event due to the City Noise Ordinance. Please arrive early to experience all performances to the fullest!

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• Friday 12 April 2024 – Sunday 14 April 2024

Tampa Bay Blues Festival 2024 Grace Potter, Beth Hart, Larkin Poe, and Robert Jon and the Wreck

Vinoy Park , St Petersburg, FL, US

• Saturday 13 April 2024

Alan Walker

The Circus Arts Conservatory , Sarasota, FL, US

Los Lonely Boys

Bilheimer Capitol Theatre , Clearwater, FL, US

Ian Munsick Meghan Patrick

Jannus Live , St Petersburg, FL, US

Welcome to the Farm , St Petersburg, FL, US

Meghan Patrick

Salty Crab North Beach , Clearwater, FL, US

Kavita Shah

Sarasota, FL, US

• Saturday 13 April 2024 – Saturday 13 April 2024

Ukulele Fest In The District 2024 Official Lion of JudaH

Historic Cleveland Street District , Clearwater, FL, US

• Sunday 14 April 2024

Leonid & Friends

Frenchy's Rockaway Grill , Clearwater, FL, US

The Jive Aces

The Coliseum - Bradenton , Bradenton, FL, US

Vinnie Hines

Flute & Dram , St Petersburg, FL, US

Taylor Leopold

• Monday 15 April 2024

Hot Mulligan

Hot Mulligan Free Throw, Just Friends, and Charmer

Justin Hayward Mike Dawes

• Wednesday 17 April 2024

The Verve Pipe

Central Park Performing Arts Center , Largo, FL, US

Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Jonathan Isaac

Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe , Sarasota, FL, US

CLUB 201 , Saint Petersburg, FL, US

• Thursday 18 April 2024

The Brook & The Bluff Hotel Fiction

Tryst , St Petersburg, FL, US

• Friday 19 April 2024

Benson Boone

Don Felder, Firefall, and Jim Messina

Ruth Eckerd Hall , Clearwater, FL, US

Mo Lowda & the Humble and The Bright Light Social Hour

Floridian Social Club , St Petersburg, FL, US

We Are Messengers and Ben Fuller

Calvary Chapel St. Petersburg , Pinellas Park, FL, US

Morgan Wade

Michal Menert and K+Lab

Coastal Creative , St Petersburg, FL, US

Young Rising Sons 44blonde and Diva Bleach

Oscura Live , Bradenton, FL, US

Official Lion of JudaH

Sacred Lands , St Petersburg, FL, US

Ocean Club , Treasure Island, FL, US

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• Saturday 20 April 2024

Ottmar Liebert

Synergy Glass & Venue , St Petersburg, FL, US

Evy's Terrace Bar and Bistro , Clearwater, FL, US

Snozzberries

Dunedin Brewery , Dunedin, FL, US

In Transit Chimes (US) and Floating Boy

Clover's Revenge

Tamiami Tap , Sarasota, FL, US

Ruby's Elixir , St Petersburg, FL, US

They Hate Change and Glass House Point The Pilot Waves (FL)

Bananas Records , St Petersburg, FL, US

• Sunday 21 April 2024
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