The Irish Tenors with the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra

In the United States, only U2 has out-toured them. The Irish Tenors are Anthony Kearns, Ronan Tynan, and Patrick Hyland, three classically trained singers who have each performed in the world's leading concert halls and who together produce a sound that has made them the definitive act in the genre. Happy songs of celebration and humor sit next to melodies that will get you in the chest, and this time they have the Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra behind them.

Since first joining voices in 1998 they have made countless traditional treasures breathe again, and proven themselves interpreters of a much wider range than anyone expected. "Danny Boy," "Whiskey in the Jar," and "Fields Of Athenry" live comfortably in the same set as "My Heart Will Go On" from Titanic, "Fairytale Of New York," and Jimmy Kennedy's "South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way)."

Among their best-selling albums, Heritage stands out for its recordings of the most beautiful Irish songs, and We Three Kings is the Christmas record that anchors the holiday tour families have made a tradition. Millions of albums sold, the upper reaches of the Billboard charts, and a string of highly rated PBS specials including Ellis Island and Live from Belfast.