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A concert by tenor Paul Tabone celebrating the music made famous by Andrea Bocelli, featuring crossover anthems and Italian classics.
Paul Tabone brings a tribute to Andrea Bocelli to the Redgrave Theatre on Sunday 7 March, a matinee that runs for two hours with an interval. Tabone is a tenor with the Luciano Pavarotti Foundation and a West End star, and the set is built around the music Bocelli made famous. It draws on crossover anthems and Italian classics, the kind of songs that sit between opera and pop and work just as well in a theatre as they do on a record.
He describes the concert as a celebration of Bocelli's musical legacy, and he brings his own artistry to each song rather than just copying the originals. The programme leans on those soaring crossover hits and the Italian classics that have become Bocelli's calling card, so it's a good fit if you're a fan of his work or just enjoy great singing. It's an afternoon show, which makes it a bit easier to fit into a Sunday than a late-night gig.
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On the practical side, the performance is suitable for all ages, though under-18s need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets are £25, with a £1.50 booking fee per ticket. The concert starts at 2:00pm, and doors open 30 minutes before, so you've got plenty of time to get settled before it kicks off. The Redgrave is on Percival Road in Clifton, BS8 3LE, and the whole thing runs for two hours including the interval.
