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Michael Bublé’s vocal range: E2–A#4 (baritone)

The modern crooner keeping the standards alive. Michael Bublé’s range is commonly cited as roughly E2 to A#4, about just under 3 octaves. Estimates are compiled from studio recordings and live performances, so treat the exact edges as approximate.

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Michael Bublé
Michael BubléBaritone · E2–A#4
BaritoneVoice type
E2–A#4Cited range
just under 3Octaves
Jazz / PopGenre
15Songs in library

Michael Bublé’s commonly cited range on the keyboard

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The voice

Michael Bublé is a light lyric baritone in the Sinatra and Bobby Darin tradition, with a range commonly cited at roughly E2–A#4. The voice is warm, smooth and slightly husky, sitting most comfortably in the octave around middle C, and it is instantly recognisable for its relaxed swing phrasing and a bright, easy top that lets him lift a standard's final chorus without ever sounding as though he is working. He rarely reaches for extremes; the charm is in the timing, the legato and the conversational ease.

Bublé is one of the friendliest artists in this list to sing along with, because almost his entire catalogue sits between G2 and G4. The real skill is phrasing: leaning behind the beat on Sway, sustaining long, unbroken lines in Home, and building Feeling Good from a whisper to a big band climax. A common mistake is singing the standards stiffly on the beat with no dynamic shape. Listen to how he stretches and clips syllables, practise the melody with a metronome, then deliberately push and pull against it.

Range moments worth studying

Feeling Good

Starts almost spoken around C3, then explodes with the band into a sustained A#4 climax in full voice, his highest note in this library.

Home

A tender G2–G4 ballad with long legato lines; the lift on the final chorus is the emotional peak rather than a range stunt.

Haven't Met You Yet

Bouncy and bright, running F#2–G#4, with the chorus hook sitting right in his comfortable upper-middle voice.

Cry Me a River

A dramatic big band arrangement from G2 to G#4, with a swaggering, held-back delivery that only opens up at the end.

Sing Michael Bublé’s songs with feedback

Every song below has a full guide on this site: the range, the key, where the hard notes are, and how to practise them. Open one, then record it in the app to hear how close you are.

Close Your EyesA2 - G4 · G Major · Medium Cry Me a RiverG2 - G#4 · G Minor · Medium EverythingA2 - F#4 · D Major · Medium Feeling GoodC3 - Bb4 · Eb Minor · Medium FeverE2 - F4 · A Min · Medium Haven’t Met You YetF#2 - G#4 · C# Major · Medium Hold OnBb2 - Ab4 · Eb Major · Hard HomeG2 - G4 · G Major · Medium It’s a Beautiful DayA2 - G#4 · A Major · Medium L-O-V-EBb2 - F4 · Db Major · Medium LostF2 - F4 · F Major · Medium MoondanceG2 - G4 · G Minor · Medium Save the Last Dance for MeG2 - F4 · Eb Major · Medium Spider-Man ThemeA2 - G4 · D Major · Medium SwayA2 - G4 · D Minor · Medium

Can you sing it?

Baritones and tenors can sing almost this entire catalogue in the original keys. Start with Home (G2–G4), L-O-V-E (A#2–F4) or Sway (A2–G4), all of which stay in a comfortable middle range. A range label only tells you the edges. Whether a song feels good depends on where its melody sits. The Singing Coach AI app listens to you sing real songs, maps your range and tessitura, and tells you which keys and songs actually fit your voice, including whether Michael Bublé’s catalogue is in reach today.

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FAQ

What is Michael Bublé’s voice type?
Michael Bublé is a light lyric baritone with a warm, smooth tone suited to jazz standards and swing. His range is commonly cited as roughly E2 to A#4, and he sings most comfortably in the octave around middle C.
How many octaves can Michael Bublé sing?
His recorded range is commonly cited at just under three octaves, from roughly E2 up to A#4. His songs rarely use more than about two of those octaves, which is part of why they are so singable.
Is Michael Bublé a tenor or a baritone?
He is most often classified as a baritone, though his bright, easy upper notes lead some references to call him a baritenor or light tenor. Most of his songs sit squarely in a baritone range around G2 to G4.

Voices in the same neighbourhood

Singers whose cited range and voice type sit closest to Michael Bublé’s. If one of them suits you, the other probably will too.

Alex Turner Alex TurnerE2–B4 · baritone Eddie Vedder Eddie VedderE2–B4 · baritone Jim Morrison Jim MorrisonF#2–A4 · baritone Julian Casablancas Julian CasablancasE2–C#5 · baritone Kurt Cobain Kurt CobainF2–C5 · baritenor Elvis Presley Elvis PresleyG2–B4 · baritone

Photo: Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Range figures are estimates compiled from recordings and are not endorsed by the artist.

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