Colin Thomas Bryce is a Scottish Classical Crossover Tenor and graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Trained in Opera, Classical Voice and Musical Theatre, he enjoys a very busy performance schedule of over 200 events a year throughout the UK and internationally as a highly sought-after  solo singer, ceilidh caller and event host.

Following graduating in 2013, Colin performed extensively with acclaimed UK vocal quartet, The Opera Boys including as a headline act for contracts aboard some of the world's finest cruise lines including Crystal, Cunard, Celebrity, P&O, Saga and Norwegian Cruises. He also performed with them on four UK Theatre Tours and for black-tie events both home and abroad most notably at Villa Eva in Ravello and Windsor Castle.

As The Tartan Tenor he has built and sustained an impressively varied career providing first class vocal performances within a variety of industry settings particularly throughout Scotland singing for Award Dinners, Charity Galas, Burns Suppers, Private Events and Weddings at  world famous venues such as the Gleneagles Hotel, Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Prestonfield House, Brig O Doon and Buda Castle, Budapest. His clients have included the likes of The Scottish Italian Awards, the Scottish Motor Trade Association, The Scottish Funeral Awards, The Blue Bonnets, The British Society of Lifestyle Medicine and charities such as Epilepsy Scotland and Spina Bifida Scotland. In 2021 he was a finalist at the Scottish Italian Awards for the category of Scotland's Best Italian Performer. Within Scotland he regularly performs in care homes and health care settings as an independent soloist following seven years performing on behalf of Music in Hospitals and Care Scotland where he was accompanied by pianist, Gina Baker. He also worked for six years with top Scottish surprise entertainment act, SOS Secret Opera Singers at corporate functions, weddings and private parties. Whilst he specialises in live entertainment, in 2016 he notably lent his vocals to the family restaurant chain Tony Macaroni on a series of popular radio adverts based on the tune of "Pa' pa' l'Americano."

Further to his work as a singer, Colin works as an acclaimed Solo Ceilidh Caller for weddings and private events. He has produced and hosted the entertainment packages for two prestigious Burns Nights, one for Britain's oldest warship The HMS Warrior docked in Portsmouth (2019-2020) and the other for the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Cardiff (which ran as a sellout event from it's launch in 2013 until it's last event in 2019).