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UK LGBT EVENTS - The Pink Singers Perform with Coldplay for 10 nights @ Wembley Arena
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The Pink Singers Perform with Coldplay for 10 nights @ Wembley Arena

Press release: The Pink Singers, Londons LGBTQ+ Community Choir to perform with Coldplay for ten nights at Wembley during the UK leg of their record-breaking world tour, Music of the Spheres, between 22 August and 08 September 2025. Groups of 16 singers from the 90 member LGBTQ+ choir will perform at all ten London shows, following their Hull debut at Craven Park on 18 August. Choir Chair Zoe Johannes: To be invited to perform with one of the worlds biggest bands, whose music we love to perform, has been an opportunity beyond our wildest dreams. We are so excited to share the stage with Coldplay and bring the message of The Pink Singers to such a large and diverse audience Musical Director Olivia Doust: Coldplay have a long history of championing grassroots and community music, as well as LGBTQ+ rights and visibility. We are so honoured to showcase our talented community on such a huge platform

Tickets : £ Various Tickets

Address : Wembley Arena
Arena Square, Engineers Way, Wembley Park,
London
HA9 0AA

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