NEWS

Among our songs recorded in the studio, you can hear In these Heels. Its songwriter tells us more about this song committed against queerphobia.

What are the goals of our choir for the next four years? We organized a brainstorming day to prepare our 2022-2026 strategic plan.

Sing Out Brussels! sang a few songs on the occasion of the inauguration of the renovated buildings of the GC Elzenhof in Ixelles, where our rehearsals take place.

Here are the lyrics and translation of the original song “In these heels”, from our EP “The First Fabulous Recording”

We shot our 3rd music video on March 20 in Laeken. It will be released in May on the occasion of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT).

To prepare for our June show, our choir went to Hastière for the weekend. On the program: learning songs and choreographies. As always in a great atmosphere.

As part of the ‘Listen, care & share’ project, our organization holds training sessions in non-violent communication. The aim is to encourage healthy and constructive exchanges within the group.

To record in a studio is a dream since 2020. Finally, in 2022, we made this dream come true. And it took on a whole new meaning given the context.

Nadz, alto 2, shares with us their feelings after two days recording our songs in a studio. 

In exchange for a donation of 10 euros, you will receive all the songs we will record in a studio

For the first time since March 2020, we were able to get all together for a fabulous working weekend. These workshops are important milestones for the choir as a group.

Sing Out Brussels! took part in the World Choir Games in Antwerp on October 31st. Despite this being our first participation in a contest, our choir won the silver medal in the “Jazz & Pop choirs” category!

Barcelona and Brussels were competing to hold this festival held every four years. On 30 October, the Sing Out Brussels! choir’s bid, supported by visit.brussels, won.

Sing Out Brussels! sang a few songs on this occasion.

During lockdown, Sing Out Brussels! reinvented itself  in music videos. We’ll be continuing this experience this season.

Supported by Equal.Brussels, this project aims to improve well-being within the choir.

On 18 September, our choir opened the festival that honours LGBTQI + artists in Brussels.

The release of our conductor’s album was postponed several times due to the pandemic.

As an inclusive group, we would of course like to welcome anyone who wants to join us. But that’s unfortunately not possible!

The Sing Out Brussels! General Assembly took place on Saturday 4 September.