Young Voices Concert

[MOUSEMARSH]

Concert was excellent, so proud of DD who we could see (just) bopping and singing. The Queen medley was good with the Shires being the stand out professionals. Tony Hadley walked round the audience shaking hands and high fiving the youngsters which I thought was a good touch.

[walt4it]

Originally Posted by MOUSEMARSH

Concert was excellent, so proud of DD who we could see (just) bopping and singing. The Queen medley was good with the Shires being the stand out professionals. Tony Hadley walked round the audience shaking hands and high fiving the youngsters which I thought was a good touch.

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The Shires were fantastic at the Sheffield young voices too

[mushumadness]

My daughter did it a couple weeks ago at Sheffield it was amazing

[Th1nkT1nk]

Oh yay. Enjoy. It’s an amazing night, and a wonderful experience for the kids taking part as well as the adults watching it. I found d it quite emotional. Dd loved it last year (Birmingham) and was supposed to be there this year but came down with tonsillitis ... she was gutted (I was too... especially at the £80 lost on tickets lol)

ETA just read that you’ve already been! ... glad you enjoyed

[MOUSEMARSH]

Originally Posted by walt4it

The Shires were fantastic at the Sheffield long voices too

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I'd never heard of them prior to tonight. Now searching them on YouTube...

[walt4it]

Originally Posted by MOUSEMARSH

I'd never heard of them prior to tonight. Now searching them on YouTube...

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I found them by accident a few years ago, I would not consider myself a fan of country music but they are something different.
My DW saw them for the first time at Sheffield Young Voices - as a result -we are now booked up to see them on tour in May

They did a lovely cover of U2's with or without you too

[DonnaD]

My youngest did it at the O2 a few years ago. We were directly opposite them. I felt very lucky to be able to pick out the redhead in a group of gold jumpers. If it wasn't for their banner I would have never found them. She definitely loved it.

[Megandllsmum]

Originally Posted by DonnaD

My youngest did it at the O2 a few years ago. We were directly opposite them. I felt very lucky to be able to pick out the redhead in a group of gold jumpers. If it wasn't for their banner I would have never found them. She definitely loved it.

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Sorry jumping onto your post but for anyone’s who has a child performing and isn’t aware you can download the young voices app and on the day it will let you search your child’s school or choir and it will show you on a map where they will be sitting so you can at least look in the right direction and squint for most of evening trying to make them out 😂

[MOUSEMARSH]

Originally Posted by Megandllsmum

Sorry jumping onto your post but for anyone’s who has a child performing and isn’t aware you can download the young voices app and on the day it will let you search your child’s school or choir and it will show you on a map where they will be sitting so you can at least look in the right direction and squint for most of evening trying to make them out 😂

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Luckily Bellas teacher is very loud and outgoing, they had the biggest banner so we found them quite quickly😁 the apps a good point though...

[batleyboy26]

I work in a primary school and we took 20 children to Manchester on Thursday 30th - we’ve already said we are going again next year. It was absolutely amazing and our children did a performance of Frightfest yesterday - think we might have some more takers for next year now.