Born in Moscow. Studied at the Music School (class of V. I. Sosunova) and the School of the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatoire (classes of A. I. Sobolev and I. V. Osipova). He studied at the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatoire (classes of A. I. Sobolev and I. V. Osipova). Dmitry Sibirtsev's classmates and fellow students were such famous musicians as V. Jurowski, D. Malikov, M. Segelman, M. Biryukov and V. Gerasimov. He is a graduate of the piano faculty of the M. Mussorgsky Ural State Conservatory. M. Mussorgsky (class of Professor L. Kutsenko, 1995).

He began his artistic career as a pianist, since 1996 performing solo programs and as a concertmaster in vocal and instrumental ensembles with outstanding Russian and foreign masters of the opera stage, among them - I. Arkhipova, V. Chernov, A. Vedernikov, M. Palm, V. Piavko, M. Bieshu, B. Iatic, T. Gugushvili, A. Sibirtsev, N. Gugushvili. Chernov, A. Vedernikov, M. Palm, V. Piavko, M. Bieshu, B. Yatich, T. Gugushvili, A. Sibirtsev, N. Usenbaeva, A. Abdrazakov, B. Statsenko, A. Naumenko, Andr. Grigoriev, M. Nekrasova, as well as young singers who later became soloists of the best Russian and world theaters - M. Kazakov, T. Shtondoi, T. Shtonov, M. Kozakov, T. Shtondoi, and M. Nekrasova. Kazakov, T. Shtonda, Y. Yanishevsky, K. Norvelis, A. Valentiy, V. Baikov, A. Kiselev, M. Guzhov, P. Kudinov, M. Davydov, M. Paster, M. Urusov, A. Zakharov, E. Manistina, A. Samuil, A. Shagimuratova, V. Ladiuk, I. Kuzmin, I. Golovatenko, A. Tatarintsev, A. Tikhomirov, A. Bogdanchikov, I. Bozhenko, A. Bibicheva, V. Dzhioeva, V. Yarova, G. Faradzhev, S. Pisarev, S. Mostov, D. Bobrov, A. Beletsky, A. Sinitsina, E. Mironicheva, A. Lepeshinskaya, P. Yankovsky, Y. Mennibaeva, Elena and Olga Terentyev and others.

Continuer of a glorious dynasty of musicians. His grandfather, Alexander Terentyevich Zuev, was the first bayan of the Red Banner Song and Dance Ensemble named after Aleksandrov. Alexandrov, voiced the best domestic films, including: "Tractor Drivers", "Tale of the Land of Siberia", etc. Uncle, Zuev Sergey Alexandrovich - tenor, Honored Artist of Russia. His father, Alexander Sibirtsev, is an outstanding Soviet and Russian tenor, People's Artist of Russia, winner of the Glinka State Prize of the Russian Federation (for the role of Pierre Bezukhov in Prokofiev's opera War and Peace), Honored Art Worker of the Republic of Poland, professor, director (1992-2001) and leading soloist of the Samara Academic Opera and Ballet Theater.

Dmitry Sibirtsev is a regular participant of almost all music and opera festivals in Russia, he was awarded Diplomas in the nomination "Best Concertmaster" at more than ten All-Russian and International competitions.

Author of the idea, organizer and artistic director of the opera festival "Basses of the XXI Century" (since 1998), the Festival of chamber vocal music "Vocal Crossroads" (since 2014), from 2002 to 2006 - musical director of the Irina Arkhipova Foundation projects. Jury member of the Glinka International Vocal Competition (Chelyabinsk 2005), the Open All-Russian Competition for Young Performers "The Sun Shines on Everyone" (Sochi 2006, Moscow 2007), the All-Russian Theater Award "Golden Mask" (Moscow 2013), the International Award "Pure Sound" (Moscow 2019).

He has toured in more than 150 cities in Russia, as well as in the United States, Canada, South Korea, China, Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Sweden, Poland, Cyprus, Lebanon, Latvia, Lithuania, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Belarus, Ukraine and others.

As a concertmaster he was repeatedly recorded on CD (with M. Paster - "Songs by F.-P. Tosti", M. Davydov - "Romances by A. Dargomyzhsky", A. Antonov - "Romances by Russian composers on poems by A. Pushkin" and "Romances and songs by M. Mussorgsky", I. Kuzmin - "Winterreise" by F. Schubert).

Since 2006 he has been the artistic director and producer of the art project "TenorA XXI Century", in the programs of which he performs as a vocalist and pianist.

Producer and member of the theater production "Once Upon a Time in Italy", in which he performs the roles of Federico Solozzi and Signora Pastorelli.

For his contribution to the development of musical art and successful production activities, he was awarded the Irina Arkhipova Foundation Prize (2004) and the National Heritage Prize, and was awarded the Golden Order "Service to Art" (2007).

Since 2012 - Director of the E. V. Kolobov Moscow New Opera Theater. During this time, the theater has staged the following productions: "Verdi's The Troubadour, Ravel's Child and Magic, Wagner's Tristan und Isolde (the first production in the capital, Golden Mask Award for Best Conductor 2014), Tchaikovsky's The Queen of Spades, Martynov's The School for Wives (world premiere), DIDO project with music by Nyman and Purcell (Golden Mask Award for orchestra, soloists and chorus), Britten's The Turn of the Screw, Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro, Gounod's Romeo and Juliet (Golden Mask Award for Best Conductor and Best Actor), Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Opera, R. Strauss's Salome. Strauss (Golden Mask Award in the category "Best Work of an Artist in a Musical Performance" and the Special Prize of the All-Russian Opera Award "Onegin" in the category "Male Debut"), "Puccini's La Bohème (All-Russian Opera Award "Onegin" in the nomination "Master of Stage"), Prokofiev's Maddalena, Shostakovich's The Gamblers, Gounod's Faust (Golden Mask Award in the nomination "Best Actor"), Weinberg's The Passenger (Moscow Prize in Literature and Art, 2018, 2018). Moscow in the field of literature and art, 2018), Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel, Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor, Puccini's Madama Butterfly, Britten's The Scourge of Lucretia, and Boyarsky's Pushkin. The newspaper "Musical Review" named Novaya Opera "Theater of the Year" according to the results of 2014. In addition, the Novaya Opera Theater became the first Russian theater nominated for the prestigious world opera award "OPERA AWARDS - 2015" in the category "Best Opera Theater", and in 2018 - received the Opera Award "Onegin" in the category "Best Opera Theater".

From 2020 to 2024 - Director of the Moscow State Academic Chamber Choir and the Meridian Center for Culture and Arts.

In 2013 Dmitry Sibirtsev was awarded the Prize of the City of Moscow in the field of literature and art for the promotion of classical music, popularization of opera among the younger generation, creation of a number of new concert programs as part of the art project "TenorA XXI century".