The U.S. East Coast tour is coming to a close, and these are the final three concerts.

April 29  Columbus, Ohio

The concert was at the Palace Theatre.

O SOLE MIO

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SMILE

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E LUCEVAN LE STELLE

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IL MONDO

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NESSUN DORMA

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May 1  Detroit, Michigan

The concert was at the beautiful Fox Theatre.

DON’T CRY FOR ME ARGENTINA

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WHERE DO I BEGIN

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LOVE ME TENDER

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TI VOGLIO TANTO BENE

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MUSIC OF THE NIGHT

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At the Detroit concert there were several Flight Crew fans and also our administrator, Jana, whose beautiful review of the concert you read, then there were RoseMarie Paliobes and Mark and Mary Minton.

The Mintons sent us their lovely commentary and photos:

“Hi Daniela, we’re in Detroit, and last night we went to the Il Volo concert! It was wonderful, as always. I didn’t take many videos or photos because I had a rather large man sitting a couple of rows in front of me who would have been in every shot. We also attended the soundcheck and the meet and greet after the show. They changed up the show a bit, opening with “O Sole Mio.” The first half of the concert was entirely dedicated to Italian classics—including “Granada”—while the second half was mostly in English. A truly fantastic mix of songs. We also have tickets to see them in Boston and Connecticut in November. Hugs to everyone! Mary.”

Thanks Mary and Mark, it must have been a lovely evening!!

May 2 Rosemont, Illinois

The concert was at Rosemont Theatre.

NELLE TUE MANI

ADDIO FIORITO ASIL

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LIBIAM DE LIETI CALICI + LA DONNA È MOBILE

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Funny Moments

GRANDE AMORE

SE

HALLELUJAH

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And now enjoy this fun interview, recorded in Bologna before leaving for the U.S. East Coast tour, and conducted by San Marino RTV (remember, San Marino is a small state within Italy) in anticipation of Eurovision.

The interview is conducted in English and Italian (turn on subtitles to understand Italian).

It begins with a nice overview of Bologna.

I’m always happy to read comments from people who’ve never heard Il Volo before.

This was written by photographer David Warren Clements, who attended one of their concerts for the first time. Below are some of his photos.

“We journeyed to way south of town to photograph a group that until recently I had not heard of….I love the fact that there is so many different types of music….pretty amazing the diversity of appealing sound.

These three gents, Gianluca Ginoble, Piero Barone & Ignazio Boschetto call themselves Il Volo.”

And finally, this nice review done by HIVE MAGAZINE right after the Dallas concert.

REVIEW: We went to see Il Volo at the Winspear Opera House in Dallas, Texas!

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The recent performance by Il Volo at the Winspear Opera House was an evening that blended classical elegance with contemporary charm, leaving the Dallas audience both awed and energized. Known for their powerful operatic pop style, the trio Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto, and Gianluca Ginoble demonstrated once again why they continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

From the moment the lights dimmed, the atmosphere in the room shifted into something almost reverential. The venue provided the perfect backdrop for Il Volo’s soaring harmonies. Opening with a dramatic number that showcased their vocal range, the trio immediately established control over the room. Their voices distinct yet seamlessly blended filled every corner of the hall, drawing listeners into a rich emotional landscape.

The setlist moved fluidly between Italian classics, operatic arias, and modern reinterpretations of popular songs. Highlights included their renditions of ‘Nessun Dorma’ and ‘Grande Amore,’ both delivered with technical precision and emotional depth. Each member had moments to shine individually, but it was in their harmonized passages that the true magic of Il Volo emerged. Their ability to balance power with nuance is a testament to years of training and performance experience.

What made the evening particularly engaging was the trio’s rapport with the audience. Between songs, they shared anecdotes, jokes, and reflections, creating a sense of intimacy despite the grandeur of the setting. Their charm felt genuine, never forced, and it helped bridge the gap between classical performance and modern entertainment.

One of the most striking aspects of the concert was how Il Volo managed to be both serious and fun at the same time. Their musical approach is undeniably rooted in discipline and tradition with every note carefully controlled, every phrase thoughtfully delivered. Yet, they infused the performance with a playful energy that kept the evening from feeling overly formal. Whether it was a lighthearted exchange between the members or a spontaneous moment of audience interaction, they showed that even the most refined music can be accessible and enjoyable. This balance allowed them to honor the integrity of the pieces while still inviting the audience to relax and be entertained.

The orchestral accompaniment further elevated the performance, providing a lush, cinematic quality that complemented the trio’s vocals. The synergy between the singers and musicians was evident, particularly in the more dynamic pieces where timing and coordination were crucial.

By the final encore, the audience was on its feet, responding with a standing ovation that felt both earned and inevitable. Il Volo’s performance at the Winspear Opera House was a demonstration of how classical music can evolve without losing its soul. For both longtime fans and newcomers, the evening served as a reminder of the enduring power of the human voice when paired with passion, skill, and a touch of charisma.

And the U.S. East Coast tour is over!

There’s a lot of satisfaction and fulfillment, the fans are happy, and everything went well.

Piero, Ignazio, and Gianluca have returned home to Italy, for a little rest.

See you soon:
Daniela 🤗

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