SAM Bailey is set to sing her heart out with a Rock Choir when her 2017 tour comes to Dorset.
The X Factor winner will perform with special guests Rock Choir for her show with Weymouth Rock Choir at Weymouth Pavilion on Friday, May 5.
She will sing with Poole Rock Choir at Lighthouse, Poole, on Thursday March 9. The singer will perform with Dorchester Rock Choir at the Octagon, Yeovil, on Thursday April 27.
Gold selling artist Sam, is delighted to be joined on stage by the local rock choirs, led by Rock Choir leader, Stacey Hobday.
She said: “I’m so happy to be performing with a choir on my tour. I love the depth a choir can add to live vocals and I want to put on an amazing show for my fans. I’m so excited for everyone to see what we have planned!”
Rock Choir will be performing a number of songs with Sam including Labi Siffre classic, Something Inside so Strong and Sam’s most recent single, Sing My Heart Out, which Rock Choir appeared in the music video for.
The tour follows the release of Sam's eagerly-awaited studio album of the same name.
Rock Choir was the first contemporary choir in the UK offering the general public a chance to sing without audition or any requirement to read music. With more than 25,000 members in over 340 local communities, including Poole.
It is a multi-layered social experience using education, music and singing as its core activity but offering its members much more in the shape of life changing and wellbeing experiences. There are lots of exciting performances throughout the year and many of them help raise money for charity.
Rock Choir members get together each week to attend fun, friendly rehearsals where they are taught specially arranged pop, rock and chart songs. Local Rock Choir leader, Stacey Hobday also runs rehearsals in Dorchester, Poole and Weymouth. For a free Rock Choir taster session or more information about rehearsal times, go to rockchoir.com or call 01252 714276.
For tickets call the box offices of the venue you wish to attend or visit sam-bailey.com
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