Two acclaimed LGBTQ+ choirs, Manchester’s The Sunday Boys and Paris’ Melo’Men, unite for Connected Voices, an evening that celebrates harmony, diversity, and the shared language of song. Together they explore what it means to connect, across borders, cultures, and experiences, through the universal power of choral music.

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The evening begins with Melo’Men, whose programme weaves together moments of beauty, rhythm, and emotion. Their music moves gently between quiet reflection and joyful bursts of energy, capturing the warmth and connection that choral singing brings. It’s a celebration of voices coming together, across time, style, and tradition, to share something deeply human and full of hope.

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After the interval, The Sunday Boys invite audiences on a journey inspired by the northern seas and the poetry of love and belonging. With their distinctive mix of contemporary and folk-inspired songs, they create a sound world that feels both personal and expansive, soothing in one breath, thrilling in the next.

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Together, both choirs close the concert in a moving finale that celebrates creativity, community, and the beauty of voices joined as one.

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Connected Voices is more than a concert, it’s an evening of shared humanity, where every note reminds us that, wherever we come from, we are all connected.