Alfie Boe is hitting the road in 2024 on a massive UK tour, and while tickets come out at the end of the week, you can buy presale tickets from Live Nation when they go on sale this Thursday.

Michael Ball and Alfie Boe latest joint venture, an album titled, 'Together At Home', has hit the #1 spot on the official UK Albums Chart, making it their fourth album to do so.

Alfie released his new Top 10 charting album Open Arms - The Symphonic Songbook in October and is now following its succesful release with a a 13 show tour across the UK called Encore.

EXCLUSIVE: Alfie Boe may have made his name on West End stages, but the last time he tried to get a part on a Broadway production, it didn't go well. Now, he's looking towards Christmas by ...

Boe began the "Alfie Boe 'Bring Him Home' UK Concert Tour" in Bristol on 6 December 2011, finishing in Gateshead Sage on 4 February 2012.

Singer Alfie Boe has revealed he still 'speaks' to his late father - 27 years after he died of a brain tumour. The tenor, 50, a patron of the charity Brain Tumour Research, said he "brushed" a lot ...

One of the things we in the UK know him best for is his partnership with Michael Ball. The pair first performed together in 2007, and went on to duet on Boe’s 2011 album Alfie.

Appearing on Saturday Kitchen Live today (March 1), Alfie told host Matt Tebbutt along with chefs Bryn Williams and Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed that Michael “doesn’t allow whistling backstage”.

In October 2020, the duo announced they would be reuniting for a Ball & Boe Christmas album, Together At Christmas, due for release in November 2020. The album featured a host of traditional festive ...

Boe is perhaps most famous in the UK for performing at The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 2012, singing a number of songs including “Somewhere”, from West Side Story, on the balcony ...

Tony-Award winner and UK platinum-selling Alfie Boe brings his second television concert special to PBS, featuring songs from "Storyteller," his latest critically acclaimed album. Coming off his ...