Under the Tuscan Sky: A Tribute to Andrea Bocelli
Performed by Gaetano Bonfante

Step into the heart of Tuscany with "Under the Tuscan Sky", an intimate musical journey celebrating the life and artistry of the legendary Andrea Bocelli. Performed by acclaimed classical crossover tenor Gaetano Bonfante, this two-part tribute blends powerful vocals, poignant storytelling, and timeless music to honor one of the world’s most beloved voices.

From the stirring tones of Il Mare Calmo della Sera to the global hits "Time To Say Goodbye" and "The Prayer" that brought Bocelli into the hearts of millions, Gaetano guides the audience through Bocelli’s humble beginnings, personal struggles, and meteoric rise to international stardom. With deep reverence and passion, Gaetano not only captures the spirit of Bocelli’s songs but also shares the stories behind them—creating a moving and unforgettable experience.

Under the Tuscan Sky is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of resilience, hope, and the universal power of music.

Australian-born tenor Gaetano Bonfante brings a rich blend of Italian charm, world-class vocal talent, and heartfelt storytelling to the stage. Raised in Sydney’s Italian community and inspired by the music of Andrea Bocelli, Gaetano has performed across the globe—from Europe to Asia, the U.S. to Australia.

His repertoire spans beloved Italian classics, operatic arias, and contemporary crossover hits, delivered with passion, elegance, and authenticity. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and a finalist on Operatunity Oz, Gaetano has also performed leading operatic roles, including Alfredo (La Traviata) and Rodolfo (La Bohème), and was a featured soloist in the acclaimed iSing Festival in China.

He was recently honored with the Flame of Peace by the Archduchess and Archduke of Austria for his contributions to music, and most notably, performed for Andrea Bocelli at the Andrea Bocelli Foundation Gala Dinner in Sydney.

Gaetano’s show is an unforgettable journey through song, celebrating the music of Italy, the romance of opera, and the timeless power of the human voice.