Boasting the talents of Matthew Gilsenan, Niall Morris, and James Nelson, the Celtic Tenors, younger and hipper than many of their contemporaries, operate on the same plain as their operatic peers the Irish Tenors, relying on their impressive pipes to bring new life to popular, traditional, and classical works. Their 2003 debut, So Strong, was... [+] Read More

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Il Divo put a fresh face on popular songs, utilizing their exceptional voices, good looks, and cultural diversity to bring their romantic blend of classical and pop music to audiences around the world. Formed after a two-year search, the quartet is comprised of American tenor David Miller, popular French singer Sébastien Izambard, Swiss tenor... [+] Read More

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No mere green-shaded knock-offs of their more famous Mediterranean counterparts, the Irish Tenors comprise three vocalists with individually distinguished careers who came together for a concert at Ireland's giant Royal Dublin Society complex. The concert, accompanied by a sixty-piece orchestra, was well attended and was recorded for television.... [+] Read More

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