The Twelve Irish Tenors

From 2009 to 2011, Seph Stanek toured the world as a featured member of The Twelve Irish Tenors, an international sensation known for their powerful vocals, thrilling harmonies, dazzling showmanship, and genre-spanning repertoire. As the youngest member of the group—and the only American (Irish-American by heritage!)—Seph brought a fresh perspective and dynamic energy to the ensemble, captivating audiences across the globe.

The journey began in Branson, Missouri, where The Twelve Irish Tenors held a celebrated residency, performing nightly to sold-out crowds. It was here that Seph dove headfirst into the group's rigorous schedule of performances that demanded versatility, stamina, and an unshakable passion for music.

With his recent degree in Vocal Performance from Furman University, Seph embraced the challenge of mastering a vast repertoire that spanned classical arias, pop ballads, traditional Irish folk songs, Broadway hits, rock anthems, and more. His rich, expressive voice became a standout feature of the group’s sound, and his ability to connect with audiences—whether in an intimate theatre or a massive arena—helped elevate the ensemble’s performances to new heights.

As the group’s international concert tour took them from North America to Europe and beyond, Seph found himself in the midst of a dream: recording albums, and performing for millions of people worldwide—each night a celebration of music’s power to unite and inspire.

For Seph, this time with The Twelve Irish Tenors was the best post-undergrad work he could imagine.