The Celtic Tenors
Vocal
The next The Celtic Tenors concert is scheduled for Saturday, August 2, 2025 at The Collegiate Church of Saint Mary in Youghal, Ireland. See all 11 upcoming concerts
Upcoming Concerts for The Celtic Tenors
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- Aug02Aug 02, 2025The Collegiate Church of Saint MaryYoughal
- Aug06Aug 06, 2025Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. NathyBallaghaderreen
- Aug09Aug 09, 2025Del Crary ParkPeterborough
- Aug11Aug 11, 2025The Empire TheatreBelleville
- Aug12Aug 12, 2025Muskoka Steamships & Discovery CentreGravenhurst
- Nov08Nov 08, 2025Lodges And Mews HousesCastlemartyr
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About The Celtic Tenors
Hometown
Ireland
Formed
1995
Genre
Vocal
Ireland's Celtic Tenors are a popular classical crossover trio who perform a mix of classical music, opera, traditional Celtic songs, folk, and pop. Although the Celtic Tenors officially formed in 2000 when they signed to EMI, the group has its origins in a vocal ensemble called the Three Irish Tenors, who performed on RTE's (Radio and Television of Ireland) Theatre Nights program in the mid-'90s. In 2000, the renamed Celtic Tenors, featuring original members Niall Morris and James Nelson along with Matthew Gilsenan (who took over for Three Irish Tenors member Paul Hennessy), released their self-titled debut album on EMI Classics. They then followed up with a bevy of highly successful albums including 2002's So Strong, 2003's Irish Album, 2005's We Are Not Islands, 2006's Remember Me, and the 2006 DVD Celtic Tenors: Live in Concert. Around 2007, Morris left the group and was replaced by Daryl Simpson. In 2009, the new-look Celtic Tenors, featuring Nelson, Gilsenan, and Simpson, returned with the Americana-themed Hard Times on Compass Records. The trio's sixth studio album, Feels Like Home, appeared on Telarc in 2011. In 2013, the Celtic Tenors released their first holiday-themed effort with Christmas. Timeless arrived in 2015. ~ Matt Collar
Members of The Celtic Tenors include, or have included, Niall Morris and Matthew Gilsenan.
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