After celebrating 20 years in entertainment in October 2022, much-loved tenor Alfie Boe returns to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.
Alfie Boe has conquered the world’s most prestigious opera stages, entertained fans all around the globe, and is always striving to bring great music to different audiences. His career exploded in 2002 when stage and film director Baz Luhrmann cast him in a lead role in the acclaimed Broadway revival of La Bohème. Alfie’s powerhouse performance brought him a Tony award and marked his arrival on the international scene. Having conquered the world’s most prestigious opera stages, Alfie led the cast of Les Misérables in the role of Jean Valjean in the West End and played the lead role in Finding Neverland on Broadway.
Alfie is a platinum, multi-million selling recording artist, with four top ten solo albums, three number one albums as part of Ball & Boe alongside Michael Ball. In 2021 Alfie put together his own livestream show titled Alfie Boe & Friends, which saw him team up with Gary Barlow, Freddie Fox and Amanda Holden for live performances and interviews. This year Alfie appeared on the BBC series Freeze The Fear, made a very special guest appearance on Love Island, and debuted Showstoppers – his first headline performance show in Las Vegas.
The prestigious venue of The Philharmonic Hall is able to offer two wonderful packages to meet with Alfie in addition to regular seat prices. All tickets are bookable, albeit selling very fast, via the box office with in person or by phone on 0151 709 3789
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