Author: singoutbrussels

On Wednesday 30th September, Sing Out members met at Elzenhof for the association’s annual General Assembly, electing a new Board to run the choir. It’s been a busy start to the Season: auditions, welcoming our new…

To mark Bi+ Visibility Day on 23 September, Sing Out staged two protest performances in central Brussels to demand greater respect for the bi+ community. After similar events for Transgender Day of Visibility in 2023…

40 of our fabulous members recently travelled to Amsterdam to participate in Queer Voices Unite, a mini LGBTQI+ choir festival organised by Manoeuvre Gay Men’s Choir as part of WorldPride 2026.

At the end of June 2026, the LGBTQI+ choir festival Various Voices filled the streets of Brussels with thousands of voices, colourful encounters and irresistible queer joy. As the organising choir, Sing Out Brussels not only helped make this edition of the festival happen, but also took to the stage several times.

Sing Out Brussels kicked off Brussels Pride with a stunning performance on the main stage. A musical celebration that immediately set the right mood for the thousands of participants: festivity and protest!

We are looking for an artistic consultant to support us in creating our shows and performances, especially our next big show in June 2027, The Love Show.

Last Saturday, March 7th, the Brussels queer community witnessed a milestone moment. “Brussels in Harmony” was far more than a concert—it was a powerful demonstration of unity and a vibrant celebration of our city’s diverse voices.

On 30 January, Sing Out Brussels! took over the cultural centre La Tricoterie completely. In a packed Salle des Arches we performed seven songs, preceded by a tantalising showcase and rounded off with a thunderous afterparty.

The start of this season has been very busy: the studio recording of Let Your Heart Be Heard, filming the music video, a rehearsal weekend in Hastière, La Nuit Positive, Christmas concerts… not to mention the weekly rehearsals and the Joy Team meetings. No time to sit still!

At a conference held at Bozar in November, Israeli researcher Yonatan Volfin presented a case study on our choir. This presentation is part of his in-depth research on the characteristics of LGBTQI+ choirs and their role in strengthening the sense of belonging.