Nashville Herald
13 Feb 2020, 05:30 GMT+10
TENOR PAUL BYROM BRINGS CLASSICS OF IRELAND AND BROADWAY TO NASHVILLE
Celtic music may not be the first thing that comes to mind in the city of Nashville. But one of Ireland's best and busiest tenors, Paul Byrom, is set to deliver a show that's sure to delight music lovers of all types. He will appear in a very intimate concert as part of his U.S. tour on Friday, March 20, singing Irish favorites and tunes from Broadway. He recently completed a two-month theatrical run in his hometown of Dublin, Ireland, in a Panto version (broad comedy and music) of "The Three Mousketeers" at the famed Helix Theatre.
Byrom was an original member of the world-famous singing group Celtic Thunder. While he was with the group, they had six #1 World Billboard albums and appeared on television in several PBS specials. Since leaving the group several years ago, he's kept busy touring and recording and his solo "This is the Moment" debuted at #1 on the World Billboard Chart, as well.
His classical voice training began when he was 7 years old and he recorded his first album at 14. His eclectic taste in music comes from his mother, who is a concert pianist, and his father, who played guitar. He grew up listening to classical and mainstream music from Mozart to Buddy Holly, to the Eagles.
His performance in Nashville includes songs to touch the heart and uplift the soul, especially since he sprinkles his concerts with sparkling Irish wit as he relates stories about his life and love of music.
The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. and admission is $50, which includes a Meet and Greet photo opportunity with Paul Byrom as well. Tickets must be purchased in advance as this event is held in a private home. The address will be provided after tickets are purchased.
For more information and to claim tickets, visit www.paulbyrom.ie.
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