Celtic Singer Emma-Kate Tobia is a classically trained soprano who melds her pure lyrical voice with the timeless melodies of her Irish heritage.
Emma-Kate Tobia is a renowned classical soprano based in Melbourne, specialising in wedding and funeral performances. Her classical training and lyrical voice, combined with her deep Irish musical roots, create an emotional and memorable atmosphere for any occasion.
A mother to 3 children, she lives in Melbourne with her husband and enjoys competition tennis and coaching kids, also walking her kelpie on the beach. Born in Scotland but raised in Ireland, her parents are Irish Italian and music was always a part of her family life.
This Celtic Soprano has toured many cities in the USA and her connection with the New York St Patrick’s Day Parade has led to her video of the old Irish Song Óró ‘s é Do Bheatha ‘Bhaile opening the NBC coverage of the New York St Patrick’s Day Parade after she had been invited to ring the Opening Bell at the New York Stock Exchange. Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the St Patrick’s Day Parade in New York she performed with her group (“An Irish Dream “) alongside The High Kings and Michael Flatley at their Gala Ball.
US President Barak Obama gave her a kiss after she sang the US National Anthem for him at the College Green Rally, in Dublin and sang in New York for the Irish Ambassador and his guests including Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony.
Celtic Beat USA