History of Christopher Macchio in Timeline
Christopher Dennis Macchio is an American tenor known for his work in classical crossover music. A member of the New York Tenors, he has released two studio albums: "Dolci Momenti" and "Oh Holy Night." Macchio's specialization blends classical music with popular elements, creating a broader appeal. His career with the New York Tenors and solo album releases mark him as a significant figure within the crossover genre.
August 1, 1978: Birth of Christopher Macchio
Christopher Macchio was born on August 1, 1978, in Holbrook, Long Island, New York, to Dennis and Lorraine Macchio. His father was involved in economics and later became a racecar driver, while his mother was a homemaker.
2007: Macchio Earns History Degree
In 2007, Christopher Macchio graduated from Stony Brook University with a B.A. in European History.
2010: Macchio Signs with EMI Records
Christopher Macchio signed a record deal with EMI Records in 2010.
2011: "Bell'Aria: Live From Las Vegas"
In 2011, Macchio performed in a PBS concert special titled "Bell'Aria: Live From Las Vegas" and made several television appearances.
2017: Performance with David Foster
In 2017, Macchio performed with David Foster at Muhammad Ali's "Celebrity Fight Night."
2020: Performance at Republican National Convention
Macchio performed several patriotic songs at the 2020 Republican National Convention.
2024: Performances during 2024 Election
During the 2024 election, Macchio performed at the Republican National Convention and a Donald Trump rally.
2024: Film Debut in "Cabrini"
Macchio made his film debut in 2024, playing "Giovanni the singer" in the biopic "Cabrini" and appearing in the mafia comedy "Don Q".
January 2025: Performance at Presidential Inauguration
Christopher Macchio sang The Star-Spangled Banner at Donald Trump's second inauguration in January 2025.