"Bad Boy of Opera™ is not just the music, it's also a visceral visual image and a full live rock show is the prominent element that completes the package. The vocals and orchestration are sublime. Keep an eye out for him, because this act is excelent and will captivate your soul."
Bad Boy Of Opera™ is a brand new British act that combines three music genres Classical, Pop and Rock. Ki Fitzgerald is the BBOO. Some people say that this blend sounds like Josh Groban meets Queen. Its unique blend adds a lot of excitment to the music scene.
The debut album is being produced by Harry Sommerdahl, Ki Fitzgerald and Michael Smith. The new album will be amazing and we can't wait to share with you what we've been doing in the studio. Thanks for all the support! We will add more information to this section as soon as possible.
Article from Classical Crossover
"The Bad Boy of Opera is the working project name for Ki Fitzgerald. He fuses the worlds of pop, rock and classical together that results in epic rock influenced songs with a seemingly effortless performance from his rich and swoon- inducing voice. Peeping into the crossover market from his previous experience in a variety of rock bands, Fitzgerald has had plenty of practice to hone his song-writing abilities and putting on shows. It also means he has a more edgy sound than his contemporaries, not shying away from the guitar giving some extra bite to his music. His love for classical music, which he's had since a child, never had the chance to demonstrate itself in his rock groups, and the Bad Boy of Opera is his opportunity to show audiences how well the two worlds collide."
"The Bad Boy of Opera is the working project name for Ki Fitzgerald. He fuses the worlds of pop, rock and classical together that results in epic rock influenced songs with a seemingly effortless performance from his rich and swoon- inducing voice. Peeping into the crossover market from his previous experience in a variety of rock bands, Fitzgerald has had plenty of practice to hone his song-writing abilities and putting on shows. It also means he has a more edgy sound than his contemporaries, not shying away from the guitar giving some extra bite to his music. His love for classical music, which he's had since a child, never had the chance to demonstrate itself in his rock groups, and the Bad Boy of Opera is his opportunity to show audiences how well the two worlds collide."
