The Tenors Tickets

The show was amazing! There were several holidays themed songs but also a lot of funny banter on stage and laughter and many other songs that weren’t Christmas related. They sound even better in person than online (which is rare for a live concert) I would go again and again! An excellent show!

Such amazing entertainers! I'd see them again in a second!

Excellent evening - the Tenors were at their best - the two new additions were perfect!

The show was incredible! The addition of the two new Tenors added a new energy to the group. I would love to hear them sing Ole Lang Syne during their holiday shows. Great show will buy tickets when they come back.

My sister and I took our Mom out for her 88th birthday. It was the perfect gift, we all thoroughly enjoyed the performances. A number of the songs brought tears to our eyes as well as sent chills down our spines. Worth every penny! Amazing talent

My sister and I took my Mother out to see the Tenors for her 88th birthday, it was the perfect gift and she thoroughly enjoyed it. A lot of the songs brought tears to all of our eyes as they sent chills down our spines. Absolutely worth every penny.

This group of people has such great voices! They know how to tunnel their feelings to be felt through the music they produce. There were some moments that me and my family got the shivers. I recommend it to anyone who appreciates beautiful voices. With the new Italian guy, I think they can sing a few more Italian songs in the "tenor" realm. Grande Amore by the Italian group Il Volo is a great song that can be performed by this group for a full standing ovation! I hope to hear them again soon with a new program. Hello from Winnipeg, MB and happy holidays!

My friend and her mom took me to see the tenors at the four seasons back in 2013, as my friend invited me to tag along apart of this music thing she did. I was sitting in front row when it was Victor, Remi, Frasier and Clifton. 13 year old me was blown away by their harmonies. We all got to take a group photo of them and Clifton came to briefly talk to me saying I had this big infectious smile when they were performing it was such an awestruck moment. I cannot wait to hear them again 9 years later.

My wife has been a big fan of the Tenors for quite awhile, so when I saw the first advertisement I downloaded ticketmaster's app and bought tickets. I blocked off the dates on the calendar and asked her not to book anything for 7th-8th. Reserved two nights at a hotel down the street. Walked up Sunday evening and when I showed my tickets to get in she just shook her head and started smiling. The show, the seats and the performance all came together to rate this a 10. The last time I was in Massey Hall was March 1971 to see Sha Na Na on my 16th birthday.

The three tenors are excellent singers. They have created a great event for mother’s day. However, show production has a lot to improve. Tenors' voice sounded the best when only accompanied with quiet music such as piano. But was drowned by loud music such as percussion. Many times, I also heard “pop” sound from the mic, shouldn’t happen on professional stage. Not sure if it was because of sound engineering, I could barely hear the choir’s voice. I am sure they are all great singers, what a waste!

The Tenors are classy, extremely talented, spirited, fun, uplifting and well respected as they perform such a Fantastic show!!!! I would absolutely see them again !!! It was so nice to go and enjoy these 3 men and their musicians and choir that accompanied them!! A CLASS PERFORMANCE!!!

So great!!! Perfect choice of music and their voices were beautiful!! Such a fun evening.

Massey Hall's claim to fame was its excellent acoustics allowing great sound. This show spoiled it by over-amping and distorting what could have been a great experience. Instead of producing beautiful sound, what came through often was an abomination of noise, thanks to the sound manager and operator. The Tenors are great. The band has excellent musicians. The choir was probably good, but couldn't tell, because they were drowned out by incompetent sound production. The pianist/band leader has no taste for good sound. The piano was played with the finesse of a gorilla. He drowned out the Tenors, his own soloist (esp. the trombone player), and pretty much spoiled the show. Mr. piano player: in good music, less is more. Mindless blaring and pounding has no place. Admittedly, for some numbers, like Bohemian Rhapsody, the ffff volume worked. But not all the time! Unfortunately, the best thing that could have happened towards great sound production would have been a power failure; then, one could have enjoyed the great, natural acoustics of Massey Hall.

Their choice of music, renditions, and stage presence was everything I had come to enjoy

Superb performance. I've been to over 200 concerta and one of the best evet.

The Tenors were in fabulous form and it was great to see them in a wonderful venue like Massey Hall. The newly restored Massey Hall made it feel like a close intimate experience with The Tenors. The new seating provided much more leg room. It was a great event that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Very good except for two people directly in front of me with cell phones lit up throughout the entire performances

95 out of 100-too much personal and Mother’s Day stuff

I took my mom for the Mother’s Day- and it was AMAZING! Thank you, Tenors!

Best show I have seen! I have been to every one of the Tenors Christmas shows. This is the first non- holiday themed show of theirs I have been to and hands down was the best! 10 out of 10!