Andrea Bocelli, one of the most renowned opera artists of all time, was highly praised by the legendary Luciano Pavarotti himself. His magnificent voice has captivated audiences globally, and it appears the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. This Friday in London, the celebrated tenor shared the stage with his children, Matteo, 24, and Virginia, 10, for an unforgettable performance at the O2 arena.

They enchanted the audience with a selection of timeless pieces from their holiday-themed album, “A Family Christmas.” At 64, Andrea looked every bit the distinguished artist in his purple printed jacket, layered over a black waistcoat and trousers, his attire complete with a crisp white shirt and a sleek black bow tie.

Matteo chose a classic black dinner suit for the occasion, while young Virginia shone brightly in a gold baroque party dress. Their performances ranged from captivating solo spots to powerful trio acts, with Virginia stealing the show with her confident stage presence.

Set to release on October 21, “A Family Christmas” promises an array of beloved holiday classics, brought to life by the Bocelli family. Andrea expressed the joy found in creating music with his children, deeming it a privilege, while snapshots from the album’s promotion capture the tender bond between him and his two youngest.

The family hopes their album will serve as a heartfelt Christmas gift to all who wish to experience the Bocelli household’s festive spirit. Andrea cherishes the experience of making music with his children, while Matteo highlights the special feeling of celebrating the season’s warmth together.

The album’s debut single, “The Greatest Gift,” releases on September 8, showcasing the collaborative talent of the Bocelli trio. For Virginia, this marks her inaugural album feature, adding another layer to her growing list of stage appearances alongside her father since 2020.