Jay Davis
Feeling Bublé Christmas

Move over, Elvis—the holiday throne has a new occupant. Michael Bublé’s 2011 album Christmas has become a modern classic, selling over 16 million copies worldwide and amassing more than 4 billion streams. In the UK alone, it has sold over 3 million copies, making it the biggest-selling Christmas album of the 21st century.

This December, experience the magic live with Michael Bublé: The New King of Christmas, a tribute show celebrating the smooth vocals and timeless charm that have redefined holiday music. From “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” to “White Christmas,” the performance captures the spirit of Bublé’s beloved album.

Critics have hailed Bublé’s Christmas as a holiday staple, with Billboard noting its enduring popularity and chart-topping success. The album’s blend of classic tunes and Bublé’s signature style has resonated with audiences worldwide, solidifying his status as the new face of Christmas music.

Join us for an evening that honors the legacy of holiday music while embracing the fresh energy Bublé brings to the season. It’s a festive celebration that even the King would applaud.

Jay Davis:

Jay Davis has worked as a guest vocalist for Disney Cruise Lines, Holland America, Princess Cruise Lines, The Niagara Symphony Orchestra, and the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra. He has a varied and extensive resume in England’s famous West End, Germany, and Canada with over 100 professional credits on stage and screen. He has worked under Tony Award-winning directors Gabrielle Barre and Michael Grief, performed for Tony Award winner Adam Guettel, and the legendary Stephen Shwartz, and worked for the honourable Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber. In 2019 Jay was a member of the first international cast of the Tony Award-winning Broadway Show, Dear Evan Hansen. Most recently Jay took part in the Canadian musical, Maggie, written by Canadian country star Johnny Reid and produced by the same people who created the Canadian Broadway hit, Come From Away. In 2025 Jay will take part in the Broadway bound production of Life After at The Ed Mirvish Theatre downtown Toronto.