The Tenors Tickets

They are amazing individually and as a group they harmonize beautifully. Highly recommended. A great evening.

The Canadian Tenors were absolutely amazing. My wife and I first saw them on the Oprah Winfrey show with Celine Dion making a surprise visit. We were impressed then, with their talent and their humility. So, when tickets went on sale we bought the best available seats. We were pleasantly surprised at the packed house. But then, we should not have been, their obvious talent, the orchestra and their connection with the audience made for a memorable experience. We were appreciate of the fact that there was no Comedic act opening their concert as the foul language and jokes seem to dominate every comics performance. Best of all, they are Canadian.

The concert was fabulous from beginning to end - the Canadian Tenors are my heroes as they sing so beautifully and seem like such nice young men. I would have gone back the next night but it was sold out. PLEASE return soon.

I was at The Canadian Tenors Christmas Concert last year in Markham, Ontario and then I was able to attend the Tenors concert at Koerner Hall in Toronto and that was excellent as well. As far as this concert, I was very disappointed with the pace, the "Friends" did not fit the Christmas theme at all and the guys seemed really tired, no energy, singing was good but the overall feeling of the show was that it was not very professional. It lacked finesse and it seemed like the Canadian Tenors were going through the motions of the show without any sincerity. They need new material, fast! I love the Canadian Tenors but this show seemed more like they've done too many American shows and lost some Canadian along the way. I absolutely did not like the couple that performed, it was cruise ship central. Very dramatic and fake and karaoke. What a bore! The music was so loud that we could not hear the Tenors singing at most times. There seemed to be technical difficulties with the microphones which made a scratching sound during the show but only at intervals. The seats were also very disappointing especially because they were very expensive. I will not be attending another Canadian Tenors show for a long time and they will have to come up with a new refreshing show when that happens. The Christmas concert in Markham was special and I think what made it special is because the venue was quaint. Overall, disappointing.

Show was great money well spent they are great guys

Our extremely talented home-grown boys are always a delight to hear and see, and they did not disappoint at the Sony Centre on Dec. 2, 2010. We can't say enough good things about this group, as they always deliver the highest-quality performances. This is the second concert of theirs that we've attended (the other was at the Rose Theatre in Brampton in Dec. 2009), and we left both on Cloud 9 - and wanting more. Their individual skill and talents combine perfectly in a quartet that blows others like Il Divo and the numerous other wannabes out of the water every time! Their choice of music and incredible vocal arrangements (which they do themselves) culminate in what can only be described as heavenly harmony. Voices of angels? You bet! And these young men are just so darned nice, they make us proud to be Canadian (not that we weren't before). We rate their talent and performance A+++. May I offer a few suggestions about the venue itself? The Sony Centre has no seating in the vast ground-level lobby, so those who are unable to stand around for the hour or so before the performance - like the senior whom I accompanied - are out of luck. (There are some benches upstairs, but they were all occupied.) Also, trying to find a washroom in that place is like looking for a needle in a haystack; there are no directional signs and the facilities are like a well-guarded secret. When you do find the few on offer, there are only 3 or 4 cubicles per washroom; definitely not adequate for a venue that seats 3000+! However, the staff were very helpful. Our main beef is the fact that the sound balance for the performance was way off: often the singers' voices were drowned by the too-loud instruments (which were finely-played - no complaint there!), and there was feedback several times throughout. Considering the cost of the tickets and a newly-refurbished venue in downtown Toronto, we expected better. Having said that, we emphasize again that the Canadian Tenors are top-notch entertainment, and we look forward to being able to see them in person again. We can only hope that they will include the GTA in their busy touring schedule often, as we'd like to support them whenever possible. Bring them back soon, please!

What a moving experience to see these humble, young men perform in front of friends, family and the world at large. Every song was perfect and their stories of home gave them such an earthy feel. The Lord's Prayer had me in tears! The Mirah was just amazing, Halleluja was outstanding.

This was a GREAT show! These guys are extremely talented, versatile and have a wonderful connection to the audience.

Attended Thursday evening performance. Their first song was downed out by the drums. The whole first set they sounded like they were singing into cans and the feed back was crazy. The second set the sound person got it right and they were 'amazing'. I hope that the Friday night performance started off better. Canadians should be very proud! Thank you David Foster!

Although there were some sound and technical challenges throughout the show The Tenors grew stronger and stronger as the show progressed. For this reason (technical and sound difficulties) alone I did not rate the show as amazing. This is my second time attending a live Canadian Tenor performance and both times I was amazed at how they made me feel very comfortable and part of the performance; almost as if they were in my own home. Now I am not sure whether this is because I sat in the center and close to the stage both times or not. I'm quite certain that it was mainly due to the Tenors' ability to open themselves up and let their own personality emerge; thus making it feel as if they were individuals that I have met and chatted with many times before. The fact that the Tenors actually came out into the foyer/lobby of the Sony Centre to meet us and have a signing and photo opportunity after the show was not only rare for performers to do but once again added to them coming across as being real people. I really liked being introduced to Stephan Moccio the person and being able to put a face to the amazing pieces of work he has created. Pablo and the Due Voce were also wonderful guests to have share the stage with the Tenors. Overall, thank you to the Canadian Tenors for sharing their amazing gift with me and allowing me the opportunity to be enlightened by their beautiful and amzing voices. But most importantly making me feel like I really was an important part of their lives and not just for financial reasons. Bravo!

This was a great xmas show. The only draw back was it start about 15 minutes late. I hate that! I enjoyed the music and the guest artust, especially Due Voci. I found the Canadian Tenors made you relax and they all had great voices performing together or as a solo artist. Their choice of music was excellent. I really enjoyed their versions of Oh Holy night and Silent Night. The was just the right amount of humour during the concert and we learned a little about each of thee Canadian Tenors. I havw seen the Irish Tenors and Il Divo's christmas shows and this was just as good. Thanks for a great show.

The Performance on December 3rd. 2010 was amazing. They all have incredible voices. I really liked when they all sang individually and told the audience something personal about themselves and how they got started in music. I actually saw them the week before at Dixon Hall in Downtown toronto and they were fanastic just beautiful to listen to them. After the performance at the Sony Centre on December 3rd they all came out to sign autographs which made the evening a little more personal and up close with all of them. Would see them again in a heart beat.

This is the first time I have seen them live. The performance was very enjoyable, lovely selection of songs with a nice format of introducing the group together and highlighting each individual performer. My only comment is that at times, I could not clearly hear the upper register voice (when singing alone) due to the loudness of the musical performers. Perhaps it was just my seat selection but it was frustrating not to be able to hear the lyrics. I would without hesitation buy tickets to see them again!

As expected, the Canadian Tenors were fabulous; however, the sound level from their orchestra(?) - in particular the percussions/bongos were TOO LOUD - we can barely hear their voices (hate it whenever that happens).... we're there to hear them sing (tone down the music, please!!!)

These men are fabulous. My only complaint was that in the first half the piano and drums were too loud and drowned out the voices. Perhaps someone picked up on it as many people in my area were saying the same thing and the second half was much better.

The concert was amazing and the way The Canadian Tenors spoke of their personal lives touched us all. The song....The Perfect Gift... moved me beyond words as we have all suffered loss in our lives. This song was so moving and they sang it from their hearts. Thank you to The Canadian Tenors for giving the gift of "HOPE" to others especially this time of the year. One year ago our friend lost her little baby to cancer at Sick Kids the day of the concert was the 1st anniversary. The Canadian Tenors are so blessed to have their gifts and to share them around the world.

These guys are excellent and so down to earth. I would go to see it again if I could get a ticket.

It was time well spent. Even more so at this time of the year (X-mas season).

This concert surpassed my highest expectations. It was truly beautiful and something to be heard in person.

It was a very enjoyable evening from beginning to end.