This weekend was unique, not only because of our special guest but also because we dedicated more time to building our community.
Category: News
Help us fund our studio recording!
After our sold-out show in June, the next step of our School’s Out project is to professionally record our songs this October, but we need your help to make it happen!
A new Board for Sing Out
The members of Sing Out Brussels! met at a general meeting on 20 September and elected a new team to lead the non-profit association. The Board is younger, more diverse and full of energy to develop new projects.
Community: our back-to-school priority
Sing Out Brussels! resumed its activities at the beginning of September. The first two rehearsals were devoted to reconnecting on a human and musical level after a two-month break.
The importance of our project summed up by RTBF
A team from Vews followed our choir behind the scenes as it prepared for the “School’s out” show in June 2023.
Various Voices Bologna 2023, up next: Brussels!
From 14 to 18 June 2023, Sing Out Brussels! took part in the European LGBTQI+ Choir Festival Various Voices in Bologna (Italy). Our choir will host this event in Brussels in 2026.
‘School’s Out’, time for more inclusive schools
On 10 June 2023, Sing Out Brussels! presented its new show, a mix of songs and testimonials about our LGBTQI+ experiences in schools. A call for more inclusive schools that touched the audience.
A Week of Pride!
Busy agenda for our choir during Pride week. A week full of firsts (concert on the Grand-Place of Brussels and on the main stage of Pride). Many strong emotions shared with our public!
Sing Out opens the Equinoxes festival
On 8 April, our choir opened the second edition of the Equinoxes festival, organised this year at the Tricoterie. One of our singers, Manon, is part of the organising team for this event. We asked her a few questions to find out more about this innovative project.
I Am Her: A Flashmob in Support of the Trans Community
31 March – Brussels Central Station. On the occasion of the International Day of Transgender Visibility, Sing Out Brussels! sang “I am her” by the American trans artist Shea Diamond. This symbolic action was relayed by the artist herself! Elli, a member of the choir, looks back on this event.