25 Jun | Sing the Celebration at Hereford Cathedral

25/06/2025 19:00:00
A showcase concert to cel­ebrate the power of sing­ing featuring Herefordshire community choirs and schools. Special guest Sopra­no Laura Wright.

A celebratory concert, featuring over 200 primary and secondary school children, singers from the RNC, Military Veterans Choir, New Days Bereavement choir, Vocalise Choir and Herefordshire Youth Choir, along with singers from The Voces8 Foundation.

Concert: 7pm - 8.30pm. Please note, there will be no interval during the concert.

Nave Tickets: £25

Side Aisle and North Transept Tickets: £15 (please note these seats have a restricted view)

To purchase tickets click here.

You will receive a confirmation email which will act as your ticket on the evening. Questions and queries can be directed to events@herefordcathedral.org or call 01432 374 251/263. Tickets for this event are non-refundable.

Accessibility Information:

If you require a carer's ticket for this event or any further details on accessibility, please contact events@herefordcathedral.org in advance.

Laura Wright Biography

Mezzo-soprano Laura Wright is no stranger to performing at high profile events and broadcasting live to millions of people. She has written and performed for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on numerous occasions, most memorably for her 90th birthday.

Laura wrote the anthem Invincible for The Invictus Games and performed it at the inaugural ceremony at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium and subsequently at the official Invictus Opening Ceremonies in Florida, Toronto and Sydney. After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Laura became the first person to sing ‘God Save The King’ at a sporting event.

After winning BBC Chorister of the Year at the age of 15, Laura became one of the decade’s biggest selling artists. Laura has released 6 studio albums and is currently writing new music after releasing several singles with independent labels Idiom and Signum classics including ‘Here I Stand’ and ‘You’, the latter of which was written in 2020 as a thank you to NHS workers and performed live ahead of the Grand National at Aintree Racecourse.

Laura has been lucky enough to have performed in venues such as the Dodger Stadium L.A., Royal Opera House, Kensington Palace, O2 London Arena (and on the roof of the O2!), Wembley Stadium, Disney World, Old Trafford, Royal Albert Hall, Westminster Abbey, 10 Downing Street, Guildhall London, Grosvenor House, Chateaux de lax Croix des Garden in Cannes and the Great Wall of China.