It’s been 34 years since The Three Tenors first stormed the charts. With Pavarotti gone, the two survivors intend to defy the advancing years by reuniting for an Australian arena tour. José Carreras, now 77 and Plácido Domingo, now 83 and still performing standard repertoire in Europe and Russia as a baritone, will perform operatic arias, duets and ensembles alongside showtunes and Neapolitan songs, accompanied by a 55-piece orchestra under the baton of David Giménez. The concerts also promise “a high-profile Australian soprano” to sweeten the pot.

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Prepare to be swept away by the timeless magic of opera when two of the most revered and iconic figures in the world of music, José Carreras and Plácido Domingo reunite for The Legends Together Again, Live in Concert.

After their incredible solo careers, and captivating audiences around the globe as members of the unforgettable Three Tenors, José Carreras and Plácido Domingo are reuniting for a very special tour of Australia in March 2024.

The evening will feature a program filled with iconic arias, duets, and ensembles from some of the most beloved operas of all time.

Joining Carreras and Domingo will be a high‐profile Australian soprano and a 55‐piece orchestra, under the baton of Maestro David Giménez, ensuring this will be a breathtaking night of unparalleled talent, passion and artistry that will leave fans utterly spellbound.