World-renowned tenor and stage star Alfie Boe, best known for his iconic portrayal of Jean Valjean in “Les Misérables” on the West End, is returning to tour Australia in 2026.
He will begin with a performance at the Sydney Opera House’s Concert Hall on June 4th, 2026, before gracing QPAC Concert Hall in Brisbane on June 8th, Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on June 12th, and Adelaide’s Festival Theatre as part of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival on June 15th.
He was last in town for Les Misérables’ sold-out 40th anniversary gala earlier this year, with stellar performances in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
He will be joined across the tour by special guest, soprano Amy Manford, best known for playing Christine in “Phantom of the Opera” on the West End stage and the Sydney Opera House.
Boe has become a major figure in both the classical and musical theatre worlds. His other notable stage credits include playing J.M. Barrie in “Finding Neverland”, Billy Bigelow in “Carousel”, and various opera appearances like “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and “La Bohème”.
Alongside his stage triumphs, Alfie Boe’s extensive discography includes acclaimed albums such as “Bring Him Home”, “Alfie”, “Storyteller”, and “As Time Goes By”, as well as best-selling collaborative projects with Michael Ball. With 11 Top 10 UK albums, including multiple No. 1s and several platinum certifications, Boe has proven his ability to connect with audiences far beyond musical theatre.
In 2026, he will perform a mix of his greatest hits, fan favourites, and tracks from his latest solo album “Facing Myself”. The album is described as a powerful reflection of his artistry, resilience, and enduring passion for music.
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ALFIE BOE LIVE AUSTRALIA 2026
Thursday, June 4th
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, Sydney NSW
Monday, June 8th
QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane QLD
Friday, June 12th
Palais Theatre, Melbourne VIC
Monday, June 15th
Festival Theatre, Adelaide
(Adelaide Cabaret Festival)