Johns’ Boys as seen on Britain’s Got Talent & The Royal Variety Performance with guest with guest soloist John Owen-Jones.

Johns’ Boys Male Chorus is one of the most decorated British male choirs in history. In 2019 they became the first Welsh Male Voice Choir, and only the third male voice choir to win the prestigious Choir of the World at the Llangollen International Eisteddfod. They have made numerous TV appearances, including The Last Night of the Proms and following a national search, the choir was chosen to appear in the Netflix blockbuster drama Stay Close.

They are in great demand on the concert platform performing in prestigious theaters throughout Great Britain including The Apollo London, The Lowri Manchester and Millennium Theatre Cardiff. The lads are proud to regularly sing in the Principality Stadium for Welsh Rugby Union home international games. Many new fans will be more familiar with Johns’ Boys from their recent exploits on Britain’s Got Talent. Performing Calum Scott’s Biblical they entranced the judges with their virtuosic vocals, eliciting a standing ovation from both the judges and audience.

Johns’ Boys received a resounding Yes! from each judge. Their appearance in the semi – finals brought further praise, with a certain Simon Cowell describing their performance as quite beautiful! He went on to declare, This was a moment. It was a brilliant song choice, and you are a brilliant choir. I loved it! In addition to this effusive praise Johns Boys also garnered thousands – indeed millions– of new followers, with 2 million viewing their performance on YouTube and a further 16 million doing so on Facebook.

The choir has been inundated with concert requests from all over the world and is very much looking forward to their 2024 British Tour and the release of their much awaited EP Biblical. The choir will perform music of all styles and genres including, opera, musicals, hymns and current chart singles.

Appearing with them will be West End and Broadway singer John Owen-Jones. John is a record-breaking West End and Broadway actor and singer best known for his critically acclaimed and award-winning performances as Jean Valjean in Les Misérables and as The Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera.