Are You Ready to Harmonise?
A Musical Extravaganza Returns to Redland City
Redland City residents, get ready to raise your voices in unison as Redland Sings makes a triumphant return, back by popular demand!
Led by the illustrious Jonathon Welch, a multi-award-winning singer, conductor, and composer affectionately known as the ‘Choir Man,’ this musical extravaganza promises to be an event like no other.
Singing for All Ages and Abilities
Are you a die-hard music aficionado, or do you simply enjoy belting out your favourite tunes during your daily commute? Redland Sings is an event that welcomes everyone, regardless of their age or singing experience.
It’s not just a concert; it’s a community gathering, a collaborative effort, and a chance to sing along to your beloved pop, musical theatre, and rock classics. Prepare for an experience of joyful harmonic greatness like no other!
Jonathon Welch, with his exceptional talent, will guide you through an unforgettable musical journey. As a conductor, he’s renowned for bringing people together through the power of song.
You’ll be part of a mass choir, and the result will be nothing short of awe-inspiring. Get ready to hit those high notes, harmonise with your fellow Redland City residents, and create a memory that will resonate in your heart.
Seniors Month Special Edition
This year, Redland Sings has a special matinee edition as part of the 2023 Seniors Month celebrations, making it a fantastic opportunity for the older members of our community to join in the musical festivities.
It’s an event that bridges generational gaps, bringing young and old together through the magic of music.
Act Fast!
The enthusiasm for Redland Sings is palpable, with the event currently fully booked. However, don’t fret if you missed out – additional tickets will be released closer to the event.
To ensure you’re at the front of the queue, join the waitlist on the official RPAC website at www.rpac.com.au. Keep an eye out for updates, and be ready to secure your spot in this harmonious celebration.
