Andrea Bocelli adds Romanza 30th anniversary tour dates. Get tickets

Andrea Bocelli will be getting his frequent flyer miles in this winter.The tireless tenor just announced that he extended his ‘Romanza 30th Anniversary Tour’ into 2027.He’ll now headline at arenas with conductor Steven Mercurio all over North America from late January through mid-February.That includes stops for the 67-year-old Tuscany native in Charlotte (Jan.29), Baltimore (Jan.

31), Atlanta (Feb.2), Houston (Feb.

7) and Orlando (Feb.10).Based on our findings at Set List FM, Bocelli has played select tracks from his landmark 1997 album at past ‘Romanza’ shows.

Just a few of the most notable include breakthrough smashes “Con te partirò,” “Vivo per lei,” “Vivere,” “Il mare calmo della sera” and the title track “Romanza.”“[He] entered to a standing ovation and was mesmerizing from the second his mouth opened,” Chicago Concert Reviews gushed in an enthusiastic recap of a February gig.“Bocelli [was] truly boundless throughout…[and] literally [brought] tens of thousands to tears.”Prior to the new ‘Romanza’ dates, the legendary vocalist has a handful of September shows and Christmas concerts booked at venues in November and December.While on the latter outing, he’s slated to make three New York stops.They’re scheduled to take place at:KeyBank CenterBuffalo, NYFriday, Dec.

11Madison Square GardenNew York, NYWednesday, Dec.16Madison Square GardenNew York, NYThursday, Dec.

17While those shows feature cuts from ‘Romanza,’ they get more into the holiday spirit and often have old standards like “White Christmas,” “Amazing Grace” and “Away in a Manger” built in.Tickets officially go on sale for the newly-added ‘Romanza’ dates to the general public on Friday, Sept.

18 at 10 a.m.local time through Ticketmaster but are available now on trusted secondary market sites like StubHub.We only recommend sites with a 100% buyer guarantee, so you know your transaction is safe and your tickets will arrive on time.A ...

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