Direct from Italy, THE ITALIAN TENORS are three of Europe’s most successful operatic tenors who have become a worldwide pop-opera phenomenon.
Evans Tonon, Sabino Gaita and Luca Sala.
The Italian Tenors combine their classical roots with Neapolitan songs and their own blend of Italian pop which is not only evident on their self titled album but is sung with the flair and virtuosity that is uniquely the Italian Tenors.

The Italian Tenors is a classical crossover vocal trio that was formed in 2012 when their first album That’s Amore was released under the label Universal Music.
Since then, they have released two more albums, always under Universal Music: Viva la Vita in 2014, and I Successi-the Best of in 2018.
They regularly perform all over Europe and have completed four very successful Australian tours, the last one of which took place only weeks ago.
They reinterpret well known Italian opera arias, pop songs, and international standards with their classically trained voices, and through their own original arrangements.
Their repertoire includes such songs as Lucio Dalla’s Caruso, the Love theme from the Godfather, Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah, Time to Say Goodbye, Caruso, Piccola e Fragile, Gloria, and many more.
The Italian Tenors have appeared on numerous programs on main German, British, and Australian television channels, and they love combining great music with witty and exciting entertainment during their performances.

Upcoming tours and concerts will take The Italian Tenors to Germany, Finland, the Baltic States, South Korea, Switzerland and Greece.
A new album was released at the end of 2022, with which the trio plans to celebrate its tenth anniversary all over the world.
They have expanded their repertoire to include a selection of famous songs from other countries, such as the Mexican song Besame Mucho or Tonight by the American composer and conductor Leonard Bernstine, the famous Australian bush ballad Waltzing Matilda or Sto Perigiali To Kryfo (The Secret Seashore), a popular melody by the Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis. The Italian Tenors are accompanied on this journey by their excellent Italian 5-piece band.