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Engelbert Humperdinck faithfully returns to Canada - The Suburban Newspaper

·Oct 2, 2026
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Engelbert Humperdinck will be returning to Montreal on October 8 and 9, bringing The 2026 Celebration Tour to Théâtre Maisonneuve in Place des Arts. And what a year of celebration it has been. Enge (as he is known to his legion of fans around the world) turned 90 years young on May 2. While many people his age would be content to stay at home, sitting in an easy chair with their feet up, that is not who Enge is. As he has said many times,  “I’m going to keep going until God calls me.”One of the songs in his show reflects that notion and is so apropos: Don’t Let The Old Man In. It is totally Enge’s motto. He stated that he tries to look and act as young as possible, and while he never has had plastic surgery, he readily admits that he dyes his hair, and has been doing it since going prematurely gray in his 20s. A couple of years ago, Engelbert started the Last Waltz Tour, which he brought to Canada in the fall of 2024.  After the tour was over, he was home for a couple of months and was climbing the walls. “I called my manager and said this is definitely not The Last Waltz Tour. Let’s keep going until I can’t sing anymore…

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