Crescendo are a vocal harmony group made up of 17 Voices, dedicated to the magic of Musical Theatre.

The group brings the very best of Broadway and the West End.

Crescendo will be joining the Solihull Choir Festival as special guest performers after their reunion last year.

Everybody Sings! is a community choir which focusses on the social enjoyment of singing while still striving to get the best out of our members. 

The Full Fatt Sound is a semi-professional, queer choir specialising in performing contemporary and popular music. The aim of the choir is to bring together queer singers from across Birmingham to come together and make a beautiful collective sound, packed with sexy harmonies and good vibes.

The Full Fatt Sound are joining Solihull Choir Festival as special guest performers.

The Ladies Fighting Breast Cancer Choir, established in 2016, is a vibrant support group for those affected by breast cancer across the West Midlands. What began as an eight-week trial has grown into a joyful community of over 30 singers who champion awareness of screening, self-checking and early detection. The choir has performed at major events including Birmingham Town Hall, Symphony Hall, the Commonwealth Games and Britain’s Got Talent. Supported in recent years by Pop Voices and Anya Small, the choir continues to grow in confidence—proving that singing is truly a powerful therapy.

MaleVox is a male a cappella group based in the West Midlands who come together every other Thursday for friendship, fun and excellence in Birmingham city centre.

Our aim is to create a top level vocal ensemble comprising a mix of experienced and inexperienced choir singers, all who possess exceptional vocal skills.  Our repertoire includes a range of musical genres from choral and sacred to modern harmonies and jazz/pop standards with Barbershop being a major focus.

We have been singing together for 8 years, rehearsing once a week. We perform a couple of concerts each year for a variety of charities. The choir sing a great variety of music always looking for something different.

We are a very friendly choral society. We rehearse on Tuesdays in Solihull Methodist Hall and put on three or four concerts a year, covering a very wide repertoire. We welcome new singers and we don't do auditions. 

Solihull Stagecoach opened in 1997 and many of our students have gone on to achieve great opportunities in TV, film and professional touring productions such as Les Mis, Matilda, Scrooge and many more. We pride ourselves on offering a safe environment where children can receive quality training in the performing arts. 

We are a community choir that focuses on connection, fun, inclusivity  and wellbeing. No singing experience needed, no auditions, everyone is welcome!

The Collaboration Choir is an inclusive community that brings together singers of all backgrounds and experience levels. Founded on a belief that music belongs to everyone, we create a welcoming space for people. Our repertoire spans contemporary pop hits to reimagined classics, all arranged to showcase our members’ voices.

The aim of our choir is to enrich our members lives. To improve mental and physical health, confidence and self esteem, and to reduce social isolation through music, singing, performance and social activities

Got 2 Sing Choir is a group of community adult choirs spanning the Midlands. They come together each week to sing beautiful songs, meet new people and have plenty of fun and laughter along the way. They sing a huge variety of songs from top of the charts to golden oldies – so there is something for everyone! No sheet music, no auditions, no judgment, no experience required! Anyone can join - just pop along to one of their sessions for a free taster. Solihull Choir meets every Thursday at Light Hall School. Simply head to their website – www.got2sing.co.uk for more details.

Love to Sing is a friendly community choir where people come together for the passion of singing. We are a non-audition choir and we rehearse at Shirley British Legion every Wednesday term-time 8:00-9:30pm. We sing contemporary Pop and Music Theatre repertoire in a lively, feel-good atmosphere. Led by a Vocal Specialist Wiola Francis, we learn a healthy vocal technique and musical skills while singing our favourite tunes to a live piano accompaniment. Our rehearsals are all about connecting with others, building vocal confidence, and enjoying our time together.

We are a no-audition, open to all Community Choir who like to cover a range of music from pop to gospel, soul to light choral, musical theatre to the occasional original composition. We have been running in the North of Solihull since 2006 and alongside the music making, we are a really social bunch, and have raised thousands for local charities over the years. 

Sing Solihull is a friendly weekly choral group that meets at The Core, under the direction of Anya Small. This choir is aimed at new or existing adult singers of any age or ability.  

Solihull Inclusive Choir is a free singing and Makaton signing group open to all children, young people and their families. The group has a core membership of around 30 young people, aged between 5 and 25 years old and we deliver sessions five times per term, on Saturdays between 11-12pm.

The group celebrates the belief that everyone has their own unique way of sharing their voice.

We aim to be as inclusive as possible and welcome all voices. We actively try to remove barriers to participation from those with additional and/or complex needs.

Theatretrain are a children's theatre school in Solihull, with students aged 6-18yrs.  They are an inclusive school and have a lot of children with SEN.  The songs they will be singing come from their upcoming show "The Best Days of our live" which will be performed at the Derngate Theatre (northampton) on Sunday 21st June. 

The D-Day Darlings Voices Choir are a vibrant community of people who share a love of singing with a passion for remembrance and honouring our armed forces, past and present. 

They meet each week providing a warm welcome and a safe space to all members. Together they celebrate a fusion of exciting musical genres from Gospel, Rock, Pop, Classical and Contemporary with an important message of pride and remembrance at the heart of our musical creations.

Feel Good Voices is a welcoming, friendly and uplifting sing along for everyone across the community, singing popular classics from all decades. There is time for a cuppa during the session and a chance to make new friends.

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Feel Good Voices is part of the Pop Voices family.

A community male voice choir based in Dorridge, Solihull. We are a welcoming group who love singing in 4 part harmonies. We run a number of concerts and events raising money for local charities and good causes.

Magic Voices Birmingham is one of the largest choirs in the Magic Voices group, which has  20 choirs based all over the UK.   We meet every Wednesday in Thomas Aquinas School, Kings Norton.  All our arrangements are bespoke and created by our founder, Andy Rumble, who was musical director for Barry Manilow.   New members are always welcome and you can register for a taster session at www.magicvoices.co.uk 

Pop Voices welcomes people of all ages and abilities with a focus on coming together to share the joy of music, mixed with a large dose of friendship in a sociable, fun and relaxed environment! We love to perform modern classics and old favourites that everyone can relate to. We don’t use sheet music and our teaching methods make singing in harmony easy and enjoyable!

Sing! Bentley Heath is a non-auditioning community choir focusing on having fun singing a great variety of popular songs. We rehearse on Thursday evenings in Dorridge and have a membership of 120. Our annual spring concert at The Core Theatre is our main fundraising event for local charities, accompanied by a live band. We also do smaller functions and bookings throughout the year. 

Embracing disability. Empowering lives.

The SoLO Choir makes Friday evening the highlight of the week for the volunteers who organise it and for the members who share its music. 

SoLO choir combines Makaton signing and singing to bring to power of music to everyone. We are a volunteer-run choir for adults with learning disabilities and Solihull Choir Festival was our 2025 highlight.

We are a friendly, enthusiastic community choir based on the Birmingham/Solihull. We do not audition as our ethos is that singing is for everyone and we want everyone to love singing! We sing a range of music, expertly arranged for our voices by our incredibly talented musical director, David Lane.