If you’re wondering where the world’s most famous tenor has been hiding lately, he hasn't exactly been laying low. Honestly, Andrea Bocelli is busier at 67 than most people are in their twenties. Right now, as we move through January 2026, he is essentially living out of a suitcase while simultaneously celebrating one of the biggest milestones of his entire career.
He’s currently in the middle of a massive global victory lap. It is the Romanza 30th Anniversary World Tour. For context, Romanza was the album that basically launched him into the stratosphere back in 1996. You know the one—it has "Time to Say Goodbye" and "Vivo per lei." Fast forward three decades, and he’s still selling out arenas to sing those exact same songs.
The 2026 Tour: Where to Find Him Right Now
Right this second? He is likely preparing for his next European stops. He has back-to-back shows at the O2 Arena in Prague on January 23 and 24, 2026. After that, the Maestro is heading across the Atlantic.
If you are in the States, you’ve got a window in February to catch him. He’s hitting cities that don't always get the "tenor treatment."
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- February 7: Columbus, OH at the Schottenstein Center
- February 12: Hollywood, FL at the Hard Rock Live
- February 17: Tampa, FL at the Benchmark International Arena
- February 25: Chicago, IL at the United Center
It’s a bit of a whirlwind. He’s doing these limited runs rather than a grueling 100-date slog, which makes sense. He’s at a point where he can pick his spots.
Home Life in Tuscany and the "Silent" Theater
When he isn’t on a private jet to Nashville or Prague, Bocelli is almost always at his home base in Italy. He lives in a stunning villa in Forte dei Marmi, a posh seaside town in Tuscany. He also spends a ton of time in his hometown of Lajatico.
Lajatico is actually the site of one of his most famous projects: the Teatro del Silenzio (Theater of Silence). This is an open-air amphitheater that literally sits silent for 364 days a year. Then, every July, it wakes up for a massive performance.
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For 2026, the dates are already set. He’ll be performing there on July 23 and July 25, 2026. This year is special because it’s focusing specifically on the Romanza anniversary. It’s basically a pilgrimage for his hardcore fans. They fly into Florence or Pisa, drive into the rolling hills, and sit on stone benches to hear him sing in the middle of a field. It sounds like a movie, but it’s just his Tuesday.
Keeping it in the Family
Something people often get wrong is thinking Andrea is a solo act these days. He’s really not. Lately, he’s been sharing the stage with his kids, Matteo and Virginia.
Matteo Bocelli has his own career now—he’s even doing his own night at the Teatro del Silenzio on July 21, 2026. Virginia, who is only 13, has been singing "Hallelujah" with her dad since she was eight. It’s become a whole "Bocelli Brand" thing. They even released A Family Christmas together.
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His wife, Veronica Berti, isn't just his partner; she’s basically the CEO of his life. She manages the business side of things and oversees the Andrea Bocelli Foundation. They’re very much a "power couple" in the classical crossover world.
Why He’s Still Everywhere
You might wonder why a guy who has sold over 90 million records is still doing the Chicago United Center in 2026. Part of it is the voice, obviously. But another part is that he’s very good at staying relevant.
Last year, he did a huge collab with Karol G for a new version of "Vivo Por Ella." He’s also done stuff with Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa. He’s not stuck in 19th-century opera. He’s very much a modern pop star who happens to sing like a 19th-century opera legend.
Actionable Steps for Fans
If you're trying to see him this year, here is the "insider" way to do it:
- Check the 2026 North American leg: If you missed the December 2025 holiday shows, the February 2026 dates are your best bet before he heads back to Europe for the summer.
- The "Teatro" Strategy: If you want to go to Lajatico in July, book your accommodation yesterday. The village is tiny. People stay in nearby towns like Volterra or San Gimignano and take shuttles in.
- Follow the Kids: Often, Matteo or Virginia will post more "behind the scenes" content on social media than Andrea’s official accounts, which are pretty polished and professional.
Andrea Bocelli today is basically a man enjoying the fruits of a 30-year legacy. He’s healthy, he’s touring, and he’s turned his career into a family business that looks like it’s going to last another generation.