Alfie Boe is heading back on the road in May 2027 with Bohemia, a new intimate tour stripping things right back to just his voice and a piano. The eight-date UK tour will see one of Britain’s best-loved tenors perform a programme of Italian, Spanish and French songs, taking Boe back to the repertoire where his career began before the stage musicals, chart-topping albums and arena tours.

Before becoming known to audiences around the world for musical theatre, Boe trained in opera and sang with the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company. His international breakthrough came as Rodolfo in Baz Luhrmann’s Broadway production of Puccini’s La Bohème, which earned him a Tony Award honour. Bohemia will give audiences the chance to hear that side of Boe again in a more intimate setting, with nothing but a piano alongside him.

His career now spans nearly three decades and includes his acclaimed performances as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables, including the 25th Anniversary Concert, the West End and New York’s Radio City Music Hall. He has also achieved multiple top-ten albums, including his hugely successful partnership with Michael Ball, and performed everywhere from the Royal Albert Hall to major arenas around the world.

Alfie Boe Bohemia UK tour dates

Saturday 8 & Sunday 9 May – Snape, Maltings Britten Studio
Tuesday 11 May – Warwick, Warwick Arts Centre Theatre
Wednesday 12 May – Edinburgh, Queen’s Hall
Thursday 13 May – York, Grand Opera House
Friday 14 May – Buxton, Opera House
Sunday 16 May – Manchester, RNCM Theatre
Monday 17 May – Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
Wednesday 19 & Thursday 20 May – London, St Giles-in-the-Fields

Tickets

Pre-sale sign-up opens at 10am on Wednesday 11 November 2026, followed by the artist pre-sale at 10am on Wednesday 18 November. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday 20 November via Gigs and Tours and Ticketmaster.

For CultureCues, I really like the idea behind Bohemia. Trading the scale of the arena for some of the UK’s more intimate venues, the tour offers such a different way to hear one of Boe’s most recognisable strengths: just that voice, a piano and the music that started it all. We’re really looking forward to the Edinburgh date at Queen’s Hall on 12 May.