Back by popular demand, John Rutter’s Christmas Celebration returns to the Royal Albert Hall with even more festive fun and cheer.

Join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Sir John Rutter himself for his much-loved Christmas spectacular that will no doubt get you well and truly into the Yuletide spirit.

A programme of choral and symphonic seasonal classics awaits you, as well as all your favourite sing-along carols. Don’t miss out: bring your family and friends and join us in this magical Christmas celebration!

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Royal Albert Hall

The King's Singers are in a class of their own; the mere mention of their name conjures up images of ensemble singing at its finest. They bring their brand-new program "Food, Glorious Food" to Blaibach, a musical feast that will satiate your aural senses. Enjoy!

The King's Singers

Blaibach Concert Hall

The King's Singers have set the gold standard in a cappella singing on the world’s greatest stages for over fifty years. They are renowned for their unrivalled technique, musicianship and versatility, which stem from both the group’s rich heritage and its drive to bring an extraordinary range of new and unique works, collaborations and recordings to life. The King’s Singers’ extensive discography has led to numerous awards, including two Grammy Awards, an Emmy Award, and a place in Gramophone magazine’s inaugural Hall of Fame.

Jacobs Music Center

From New Worlds – Origin VI

Bergrestaurant und Lounge Eggli Gstaad

For over 100 years, Walt Disney's films have held an undiminished fascination for generations of children and adults. The music has played a decisive role in the success of the animations. The King's Singers and the WDR Funkhausorchester reinterpret the film classics.

The King's Singers – 100 Years Of Disney

Museum Ludwig

Wrap up warm for an extra-special Christmas with The King’s Singers, as they perform festive music from their recent travels across the world, and remember their spiritual home at King’s College, Cambridge.

The King's Singers: Christmas Time Is Here

Irvine Barclay Theatre

The Age of Discovery in the 16th century saw horizons expand around the world. European explorers and merchants travelled to unexplored lands, developing links in food, art, religion, and music. In particular, the exploration of South and Central America by the Spanish and Portuguese at this time led to some of the most colourful, dramatic, and long-lasting cultural fusions in history. This program explores the musical links between Iberia and the ‘New World’ of South America, looking at the glorious European Renaissance music introduced by these conquistadors and merchants. It also remembers the musical traditions already in existence in South America, and celebrates how these two different musical heritages fused to form the seeds of a whole new world of South American music that flourished over the course of the following 500 years.

The King's Singers: The New World

Benaroya Hall

The King’s Singers

Ravinia Festival

For their fifth performance at Duke, the King’s Singers present a signature holiday program. One of the first vocal ensembles inducted into Gramophone’s “Hall of Fame,” the King’s Singers are famous across the world for their unique blend of the English choral tradition, popular music, modern composition, and a variety of other genres, resulting in a sound that defies easy categorization. Their performances bring matchless technique and endearing engagement with audiences, skills honed across their 55 years as an ensemble.

Duke University

European Romantic masterpieces viewed through a magical lens. The Romantic impulse spread across Europe like wildfire in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Songs, chansons, and chants became vehicles of the deepest human feelings, longings, and fantasies. This program pays tribute to many of the greatest European composers of Romantic vocal music of the period: Edward Elgar and Ralph Vaughan Williams from England; Hugo Alfvén from Sweden; Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn and Franz Schubert from Austria; and Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and Camille Saint-Saëns from France. This evening, The King's Singers invite you to share in their collective imagination and bold emotional openness—with a magical journey through some of their most evocative reflections on life, love, nature, death, and the supernatural.

The King's Singers

May 10, 2026

The King's Singers. Such stuff as dreams are made on

Dec 4, 2025

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Nov 22, 2025

The King's Singers

The King's Singers