“Bublé meets Bocelli”is how audiences describe Italian tenor andentertainerAaron Caruso. After studying opera in Italy and New York withMaestro Luigi Vecciaand honing his craft as a showman with 10-timeReno Entertainer of the YearDanny Marona, Aaron has created a thrilling,versatile performance style. From lively and fun sing-along songs toBroadway and popular standards, with plenty of laughs in between, hisshow is as engaging as it is vocally impressive.

Aaron was personally chosen by the late, 15-time Grammy winnerPhil Ramoneto play the lead role ofMario Lanzain a Broadway show. Hewas also hand-picked byJoan Riversas her opening act and toured withher. He has performedsold-out solo concerts at Carnegie Hall, thrilledaudiences atFeinstein’s/54 Below, and sang on thered carpet forNBC’s Columbus Day Parade. He has been honored to perform atSt.Patrick’s Cathedraland regularly appears at festivals, performing artscenters, and concert venues across theU.S. and Canada and Italy. As thefounding member of The Sicilian Tenors, he’s been seen nationally onPBSand Amazon Prime, their latest special wasfilmed atHighclere Castle inEngland.

“He embodies a vanishing species: the good-looking, good-natured pull-out-all-the-stops showman that spawned Dean Martin and Danny Kaye.”–Cabaret Scenes

“You sound like Mario Lanza. I want to see you in the movies.”– TonyBennett

“Aaron’s performance was stellar and excited the audience to a level wehave never experienced with any performer at our event thus far.”–Giovanna Di Bona, San Diego Sicilian Festival

“You’re the only singer I’ve ever worked with who can do comedy as goodas you sing.”— Joan Rivers

“This kid’s amazing.”– Jerry Vale

Often ending his performances withBocelli’s “Time to Say Goodbye”orPuccini’s“Nessun Dorma”, Aaron always includes a heartfelt tribute toveterans. Charisma, high notes, and just plain fun make Aaron Caruso atruly unforgettable entertainment experience.