Georgian tenor Badri Maisuradze was born in Tbilisi on November 13, 1966.

He graduated from Shota Rustaveli State University of Theatre and Cinema in Georgia and subsequently in 1989, he graduated from Vano Sarajishvili Tbilisi State Conservatory (class of Gocha Bezhuashvili). Badri Maisuradze continued his studies in Milan and Moscow.

In 1989-1990 he completed his internship at the Moscow Grand Theater under the direction of Zurab Sotkilava.

In 1989-1993 he was a soloist of Tbilisi Zakaria Paliashvili Opera and Ballet Theater. He made his debut in the opera "Mindia" by Otar Taktakishvili, at Tbilisi Opera House, in 1990.

In 1994 Badri Maisuradze became a soloist at the Moscow Grand Theater, and since 2002 he has been a professor at the Galina Vishnevskaya Opera Centre.

Badri Maisuradze has won numerous prestigious international competitions, including the Francisco Vinnias International Vocalist Competition (Spain) and the Jus Biorling International Competition (Sweden). He is a Knight of the International Order of Friendship.

Badri Maisuradze's international career began in 1993 - at the Royal Opera House in Liege, Belgium, where he played the role of the false Dimitris in the Boris Godunov's Mussorgsky Opera. Since then, he has accomplished 58 performances in the world's leading theatres, including Milan's La Scala (Mazepa, conductor Mstislav Rostropovich, "Samson and Dalila"), Vienna's Staatsoper (Tosca), Berlin's Deutsche Opera (Trubadur, Aida, Nabucco), Florence Teatro Comunale (Madame Butterfly, Daughter of the West), Teatro Real Madrid (Aida, Ernani), Teatro di San Carlo (Lady Macbeth), Teatro Massimo di Palermo (Turandot, Aida, Village Dignity), Barcelona's Gran Teatre del Liceu (Bal Masquerade, Samson and Dalila), Dresden's Semperoper (Bal Masquerade, Aida, Don Carlos), Paris National Opera (Aida), St. Petersburg Maria Theater (Aida, Peak Woman, Tosca, Tabaro), Stockholm Royal Opera House (Othello, Don Carlos, Trubadur, Macbeth), Dalhala Opera House Music Festival in Sweden (Tos, Samson and Dalila), Teatro Regio of Turin (Jean-d'Arc, Manon Lesco, Tosca, Requiem), Montpellier National Opera House (Aida, Othello, Samson, and Dalila), Canadian Opera House (Manon Lesco, Tosca, Jean d'Arc, Madame Butterfly), Opera Australia (Aida, Samson & Dalila ,Clowns, Trubadur ). Queensland Opera (Clowns), Puccini Festival To Re del Lagos (Medic), Lucas Teatro del Giglio (Daughter of the West), Teatro Vittorio Emanuele (Daughter of the West, Village Dignity, Clowns), Moscow Grand Theater (Tosca", Peak Woman, Bal-Masquerade, The Power of Destiny, "Aida, Norm, Travis, Macbeth, Lucia) Teatro Nacional de São Carlos (Tosca), Lisbon Opera House (Tosca), Hungarian National Opera (Village Dignity, Clowns, Peak Woman, The Power of Destiny), Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra (Aida, conductor Zubin Meta), Israeli Opera (Aida), Toulon Opera House (Village Dignity, Clowns, Othello, Aida), New Zealand Opera (Trubadur), Cape Town Opera (Othello, Tosca), Chile National Opera (Clowns), Estonian National Opera House (Rush woman, Tosca, Simon Bocanegra), Lithuanian National Opera Theater (Aida, Tosca, Bal-Masquerade, The Power of Destiny, Clowns), Toulouse Capitol Theater (Clowns). He has performed the Othello at the National Operas of Copenhagen, Nancy, Lisbon, Valetta and Riga.

In 2004 Badri Maisuradze participated in the opening of Milan's La Scala opera season.

Throughout his long and successful career, he has collaborated with well-known conductors, including Seiji Odzawa, Zubin Meta, Daniel Oren, Antonio Guadanio, Marcello Viot, Mauricio Barbachin, Peter Ferenci, Carlo Ritz, Arvo Volmer, Alexander Vedernikov, Mauricio Nacionalio, Mauricio Benin, Giorgio Morand, Nello Santi, Lawrence Foster, Jansug Kakhidze, Givi A. Azmaiparashvili, and Odyssey Dimitriadi and so on.

Badri Maisuradze is a member of the jury of such prestigious international contests as: The International Voices of Busseto Competition, Paris Vincenzo Bellini Competition, Galina Vishnevskaya Vocalist Competition, Melbourne International Vocalist Competition, and the Opera Musician Competition.

Furthermore, he is the Chairman of the OPERA CROWN Jury of the Tbilisi International Vocalists Competition.

Badri Maisuradze was a consultant for the Buseto Verdi Theater, Puccini Festival, Korean National Opera, Hong Kong Opera, St. Petersburg Mihailovski Theater, as well as ART FESTIVAL (Prague and Umbria) and Mistislav Rostropovich.

Since November 2016, Badri Maisuradze has been the Artistic Director of Tbilisi Zakaria Paliashvili Opera and Ballet State Theater.

In 2019, under his leadership, the Verdi Festival was launched in Georgia.

He is fluent in Georgian, Italian, Russian and English.