The Sunday Boys are back with a night of powerful pop songs that celebrate the voices and stories of queer artists and allies.

We’re joined by guest music leader Ashleigh Dowler, who’s worked with our singers on two new arrangements: Swanlights by Anohni and a brand-new original song written especially for The Sunday Boys.

The programme also features smaller groups from the choir, performing a few extra songs including Hope There’s Someone by Anohni, Kaleidoscope by Chappell Roan and Waterloo Sunset by The Kinks.

This event marks the end of our Sing for Spring project, where choir members and guest singers from across the LGBTQ+ community have come together to learn new music and share a performance.

The evening also doubles as our spring social. The bar opens at 7.15pm, the performance runs from 7.30–8.15pm, and you’re welcome to stay for a drink afterwards. Last orders are at 9.30pm.

Whether you’re here to support someone in the choir, you’re a fan of the programme, or just curious to see what happens when voices come together in new ways - we can't wait to see you!

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Tickets

We have a 'pay what you can' ticket band system for this event.

Tier 1 – Supported Rate

For people who need to be very mindful of everyday expenses and prefer a lower-cost option.

This rate offers access while acknowledging your financial constraints.

Tier 2 – Standard Rate

For people who comfortably manage their regular expenses and can contribute at the typical level.

This is the most typical rate and helps cover event costs.

Tier 3 – Supporter Rate

For people with more financial flexibility who feel able to contribute at a higher level.

This rate helps subsidise others and support our work.
(We’d like to acknowledge that this ticket band system is based on the membership tiers of Partisan Collective.)