Liam Connery

Liam Connery made his first public appearance during 2005, he has appeared in the video of Locus Iste which was included on the Japanese version of Visions and also released via the official website. Since 2007 Liam has been singing the solo for the song Libera, at the end of this song he sings a 'Top D' note as we have been told by Mini-Ben. On the album New Dawn Liam was given a solo in the song Sancte, this song has come to be a fan favorite with many people wishing for it to be sung live at a concert.
The people behind Libera are certainly giving it thought but they say that it could be quite difficult to arrange for the stage and to sing live. It is clear from the skill Liam displays when singing Libera and Sancte that he is due to become one of Libera's top soloists. Liam enjoys composing music, going to see plays at the theater, playing on the piano, playing Cello, and playing tennis. He says his nickname is Tweet. When Liam grows up he wants to be a Western musical actor or just a movie star. At present, he doesn't have any more solos due to voice change.

2005

October 27 (Nagoya, Japan)

October 28 (Yokohama, Japan)

October 30 (Tokyo, Japan)

2006

Nothing available to find

2007

March 23 (St. John’s Church, Upper Norwood, England)

April 2 (Fairfield Hall, Croydon, concert with Aled Jones)

April 11 (Aichi Arts Center Concert Hall, Nagoya, Japan)

April 12 (The Symphony Hall, Osaka, Japan)

April 14 (Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Tokyo, Japan)

April 17 (Gyeonggi Arts Center, Suwon, South Korea)

April 18 (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Seoul, South Korea)

May 5 (Arundel Cathedral, England)

May 30 and 31 (St. Peter’s Church, Leiden, Holland)

June 30 (St. Wilfrid’s Church, Harrogate)

December 2 (Love and Mercy, Kennedy Center Awards, Washington, D.C., aired Dec. 26)

2008

April 4 (Asbury Theatre, Buffalo, NY, USA)

April 6 (The Bushnell, Hartford, Connecticut, USA)

April 7 (The Egg Theatre, Albany, NY, USA)

April 9 (Byham Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA)

April 17 (Riverside Church, NY, USA)

April 20 (Concert of Hope, Yankee Stadium, NY, USA)

May 11 (Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, England)

July 30 (St. John’s Church, Torquay, Devon, England)

2009

April 6 (Miyagi Hall at Tokyo Electron, Sendai)

April 8 and 9 (Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Tokyo)

April 11 (Tokyo charity concert)

April 16 (St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Palm Desert)

April 19 (Crystal Cathedral morning service, evening concert)

May 9 (Arundel Cathedral, England)

July 31 (National Concert Hall, Dublin, Ireland)

August 3 (St. Peter’s Cathedral, Belfast, Northern Ireland)

August 11 (St. Mary’s Cathedral, Edinburgh, Scotland)

October 25 (PICC Plenary Hall, Manila, Philippines)

October 26 (Pacific Grand Ballroom, Waterfront Hotel, Cebu, Philippines)

2010

April 8 and 9 (Bunkamura Orchard Hall, Tokyo)

April 11 (Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Seoul)

April 16 matinee and gala (Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, RCBC Plaza, Manila)

May 15 (Arundel Cathedral, England)

2011

March 18 (Epsom Playhouse, Epsom,UK)

April 14 (St. Michael's Catholic cathedral, Toronto, Canada)

April 15 (First-St. Andrew's United Church, London, Canada)

April 17 Islington Church, Toronto, Canada)

April 18 The Centre of the Square, Kitchener, Canada)

April 19 (St. Paul Congregation Church, Chatham, Canada)

April 22 (West Highland Baptist Church, Hamilton, Canada)

April 24 (Church of Our Lady Immaculate, Guelph, Canada)

July 27 (Basilic of St. Mary, Minneapolis)

July 29 (Cathedral of St. Louis, St. Louis)

July 31 (Morning worship at Moody church, Chicago)

July 31 (Rockerfeller Chapel, Chicago)

August 3 (Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, St. Louis)

August 7 (Stonebriar Community church, Frisco)

August 9 (Tallwood Baptist church, Houston)

October 25 (PICC Plenary Hall, Manila PH)

October 28 (Waterfront Hotel, Cebu PH)