Branden & James Perform ‘The Phantom of the Greatest Showman’

Branden & James have returned to Puerto Vallarta for a third consecutive year to once again thrill and entertain audiences with their incredible sound. Theirs is a love story and a musical collaboration that has taken them across the globe as they share their amazing musicianship and charm with audiences .. ‘The soulful timbre of James on his cello combined with Branden’s emotional and powerful vocals, creates a sound that leaves audiences feeling moved and inspired.’

This extraordinary musical duo is currently performing a 5-week residency at The Palm Cabaret of their new show, “The Phantom Of The Greatest Showman.” This is a musical mash-up of two of the GREATEST love stories ever told. They are presenting a concert of some of the world’s most beloved melodies from these two epic movie musicals. The duo is also sharing several songs from their new album recently recorded with DECCA records producer, Patrick Hamilton. The show runs from January 19th- February 14th.

Branden & James are both professionally trained musicians. Branden’s breathtaking operatic voice is absolutely thrilling. James is a classically trained master of the strings and piano and his cello accompaniment is superb! Just add to that the love that they share for each other and you cannot escape the magic that these entertainers bring to each and every performance.

Prior to forming their musical collaboration, Branden had a successful career on stage and in recording before meeting the Australian cellist, James Clark. Branden finished as Finalist on America’s Got Talent, performed at The Metropolitan Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago and Los Angeles Opera, had two world tours with the Twelve Tenors and two solo releases worldwide. James brought to the mix his own share of musical accomplishments as a guest cellist for Olivia Newton-John, Idina Menzel and Bernadette Peters in multiple concerts. He initially came on board to music direct one of many charity concerts in which Branden was performing. Their connection was so profound that they began to play together regularly. The two started creating arrangements of “familiar tunes that make you listen to them as you’ve never heard them before.” Shortly after playing their first public concert together, they began touring around the world with their original songs and innovative, classically inspired covers. Since then, they have shared the stage with legends such as Sarah Maclachlan, Rita Moreno, Sally Struthers, Loretta Divine, Bruce Vilanch, Constantine Maroulis, Pia Toscano and The PussyCat Dolls.

Branden & James have just recorded a brand new, full-length studio album with Billboard chart-topping producer Patrick Hamilton (Jackie Evancho, Katherine Jenkins, David Garrett) full of originals and covers written especially for cello and tenor vocals.

Having gained worldwide recognition for their astonishing talent, Branden & James will continue to amaze audiences with their new show, ‘The Phantom of The Greatest Showman.” Tickets are available for their show at The Palm Cabaret on Feb 2, 7, 9, 10, 14 at 7 pm. And at 9:30 pm on Feb 3. For more information, please go to www.thepalmcabaret.com

Branden & James have returned to Puerto Vallarta for a third consecutive year to once again thrill and entertain audiences with their incredible sound. Theirs is . . .

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