Engelbert Humperdinck Surprises Fans at Saban: Is the ‘Last Waltz’ Really Over?
When music icon Engelbert Humperdinck announced his “Last Waltz” farewell tour, many believed they were witnessing his final bow. But during his recent performance at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills, the legendary crooner left fans with more questions than answers.
In a passionate set filled with timeless hits like “Release Me”, “A Man Without Love”, and of course, “The Last Waltz”, Engelbert commanded the stage with the same charisma that made him a global sensation. Yet it was his closing words that caught everyone off guard:
“I don’t know if this is really the last time — but if I can still sing, I’m not going to stop.”
That single line sent ripples through the audience, sparking rumors that Engelbert might not be ready to leave the spotlight just yet.
Following the heartbreaking loss of his wife Patricia to Alzheimer’s, it’s clear that performing has remained a source of strength and connection for him. His passion hasn’t dimmed — in fact, it may be burning brighter than ever.
While there’s been no official announcement regarding future dates beyond “The Last Waltz,” what happened at Saban suggests one thing: Engelbert isn’t quite finished dancing yet.