Musical superstar Michael Bublé arrives on Fylde coast ahead of Lytham Festival appearance

A very famous star has arrived in Lytham and they’ll be staying in Blackpool for two months....

One of the headliner’s at this year’s highly anticipated Lytham Festival has arrived early on the Fylde coast.

Lytham Festival returns to Lytham Green between Wednesday, July 1 to Sunday, July 5 and will see international stars Teddy Swims, Alanis Morissette, Michael Bublé, Pet Shop Boys and Pitbull each headline a night.

With just two weeks to go, one of the top performerrs could not wait any longer and has been seen spotted in Lytham already... sort of!

Michael Bublé’s wax figure and Lytham Town Crier Kila Redfearn on Clifton Square, Lytham.placeholder image
Michael Bublé’s wax figure and Lytham Town Crier Kila Redfearn on Clifton Square, Lytham. | Madame Tussauds & Lytham Festival

Madam Tussauds Blackpool has took to social media to share a video of a Michael Bublé wax figure standing in various locations across the town, including in the middle of Clifton Square, next to Lytham Windmill and at Lytham railway station.

Explaining why, Madame Tussauds wrote in the caption: “Michael Bublé has arrived in Lytham 🤩

“Ahead of his appearance at this year's @lythamfestival, Michael Bublé’s wax figure will be taking residency here at @madametussaudsblackpool until the end of August. To celebrate his arrival, we’ll be giving away 2 tickets to Lytham Festival, every-day for five days, from 17th to 21st June 🤯

“All you’ve got to do is visit Madame Tussauds and find the golden ticket hidden within the attraction to bag yourself the tickets.✨

“Book your tickets today and good luck!”

In the video, Lytham Town Crier Kila Redfearn also delivered a special announcement whilst standing next to the wax star on Clifton Square.

Kila said: “On the third of July beneath soft skies, a dazzling evening shall arise.

“Michael Bublé, smooth and bright, will fill our green with pure delight.

“God save the King and God save Michael Bublé.”

The video then ended with a group of residents shouting “We love Michael Bublé!” before the camera pans to a poster advertising his Lytham Festival show.

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