Tenor Anthony Kearns To Be A Special Guest On 'huckabee' Tonight - Sunday, April 25 - At 8 P.m. And 11 P.m. Eastern Time

New York, NY (TOP40 Charts/ Anthony Kearns) -- Tenor Anthony Kearns's debut appearance on the Fox News Network as a solo artist on 'Huckabee' will be rebroadcast this evening � Sunday, April 25 � at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern Time. (Check local listings) Mr. Kearns, who is recognized as "Ireland's Finest Tenor," will sing the famous Irish ballad, "Danny Boy," and "The Lord's Prayer." Patrick Healy, his highly-acclaimed accompanist, joins Kearns for the performance. The segment was taped yesterday in New York.

Kearns, the anchor tenor of the popular The Irish Tenors, said he shares former Gov. Mike Huckabee's "deep passion for music" and music education. "I appreciated this opportunity to meet Gov. Huckabee and his national audience," Kearns said.

Kearns said he chose "The Lord's Prayer" in order to give "a bit of inspiration and comfort to people who are suffering." The interview with Gov. Huckabee, host of the highly-acclaimed weekend show, includes highlights of Kearns' meteoric career, which began when he won an Irish radio contest "Ireland's Search for a Tenor," according to Kearns' publicist, Kirsten Fedewa.

Kearns' appearance on 'Huckabee' comes on the heels of a whirlwind tour with The Irish Tenors and solo performances in Europe and the United States. Named "Best Irish Tenor," Kearns will make solo appearances on May 2 (Worchester, MA) and May 7 (Delta, B.C.). In June, Kearns will have a starring role in Carmen in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland. On May 2, Kearns will celebrate the 10th anniversary of his first solo U.S. performance at Mechanics Hall in Worcester, MA. The venue is special to Kearns because of its connection to the great Irish tenor John McCormack who also sang there, said Fedewa.

Ms. Fedewa said the former Arkansas governor and the Irish tenor share a love for music that is a uniting force across cultures. "I'm grateful that Gov. Huckabee is showcasing Anthony Kearns' astonishing talent to millions of his old and new fans. I urge everyone to tune in tonight," she said.