Stars of Britain’s Got Talent and the Royal Variety Show Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Voice choir perform at the wonderful Leeds Grand Theatre

The choir  recently appeared on The Royal Variety show and have also released their debut single ‘Biblical’ which went straight to number one in the ITUNES Classical charts.

Johns’ Boys brings a groundbreaking, modern twist to the traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir. Enjoy breathtaking covers of Calum Scott’s Biblical and Harry Styles’ Falling plus modern twists on well known classics, like their stunning take on the famous Welsh hymn tune ‘Calon Lan’

Johns’ Boys Welsh Male Choir from Wrexham, North Wales is one of the most decorated British male choirs in history. The choir have won numerous choral competitions and in 2019 became the first British Male Voice Choir to win the prestigious Pavarotti ‘Choir of the World’ prize at the Llangollen International music festival. They have made numerous TV appearances, including The Last Night of the Proms, Britain's Got Talent,The Royal Variety Show and the Netflix blockbuster drama Stay Close.

They are in great demand on the concert platform performing in prestigious theatres throughout Great Britain including The Apollo, Hammersmith,The Royal Albert Hall, London , Birmingham Symphony Hall Birmingham and the Millennium Theatre Cardiff. The choir regularly sings in the Principality Stadium for Welsh Rugby Union home international games.

The choir have gathered millions of new followers since appearing on the live shows of Britain's Got Talent and were described by Simon Cowell as “a brilliant choir. I love them!”

Appearing with them will be West End and Broadway singer John Owen Jones. John is a record-breaking West End and Broadway actor and singer best known for his critically acclaimed and award-winning performances as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables and as The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera. John remains the youngest actor in West End history to have played Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (a role he also played twice on Broadway) and has performed as the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera nearly 2000 times - more than any actor in the show’s entire West End run.

Get ready for a wonderful treat as we bring the magic of Welsh music to Leeds!