We often see fans being mesmerized and captivated by the singing of singers and artists. But what if the famous singer is overwhelmed by the singing of a fan? Today, we’d like to introduce a case of Michael Bublé who was blown away by a fan’s singing voice.

During a show at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Michael Bublé sat down at the side of the stage and had a spontaneous moment with a fan named Richy Brown. Bublé, who had never met Richy before, engaged in some banter with him and decided to have him sing “Fly Me To The Moon” in front of the entire stadium.

With a snap of his fingers, Michael signaled the band to start playing the song, and when Richy began singing, Bublé was astounded. He described Brown’s singing as a blend of Mariah Carey and a touch of Frank Sinatra, expressing his disbelief at the unexpected talent that surfaced during this impromptu performance.

Michael Bublé praised Richy Brown for not merely replicating Frank Sinatra’s well-known version of “Fly Me To The Moon” but adding a jazzy scat singing touch at the end, showcasing his unique style. A video capturing their performance quickly went viral on YouTube, garnering 4.7 million views. You can check out the video below.

Bublé took a gamble by inviting Brown, whom he had never heard sing before, to perform during his massive concert at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. Fortunately, Brown rose to the occasion, singing like a pro and earning praise from Bublé for having the courage to sing without preparation in front of such a huge crowd.

Richy’s impressive singing voice and Michael’s genuine reaction created an unforgettable moment at the concert, leaving a lasting memory for both the audience and the performers.