Come & Sing Christmas
£5.00
Come & Sing Christmas - A Magical Evening of Festive Joy!
Join Wall of Sound Community Choirs for an unforgettable Christmas celebration on Saturday, 14th December 2025 at The Loft, Bowring Park Golf Club.
Experience the magic of the season as we come together for an evening filled with Christmas cheer, delicious mince pies, festive drinks, and beautiful singing. Whether you're a seasoned choir member or someone who simply loves to sing, this special event welcomes everyone to raise their voice in celebration.
What to expect:
Heart-warming Christmas carols and festive songs
Delicious mince pies
Refreshments at the bar (cash and card accepted)
A warm, welcoming atmosphere perfect for the whole family
The joy of singing together in our inclusive, no-pressure environment
An evening that captures the true spirit of Christmas community
Event Details:
Date: Sunday, 14th December 2025
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Venue: The Loft, Bowring Park Golf Club, L36 4HD
Tickets: Just £5 per person
No experience necessary - just bring your voice and your Christmas spirit! Tickets are available now through our website or at any of our regular rehearsals.
Don't miss this special opportunity to celebrate Christmas the Wall of Sound way - through the power of community and song.
Book your tickets today and make this Christmas truly memorable!
Our first original Christmas song! & BONUS TRACK
Recorded in August 2023 and released in November 2023 - this Christmas track carries all the warmth and love that Wall of Sound Community Choirs can bring. These two tracks encapsulate the wonderful lyricism of Debbie Edge, a member of Wall of Sounds Flagship Choir, and their musical director Grace Allwood. Sit back and listen to these two thought provoking and catchy tunes and let them whisk you away to the festive season.
When asked about writing this song Debbie said:
"This was written after my dad passed away and I wrote a poem about him, the smell of him, old spice woodbines. Watching tele, Morcambe and wise, reliving all my memories and now seeing the way the world is now.
We didn’t have loads, but we still had family. Things were tough, I know things were hard as a large family, you learn to share."
Christmas is a Feeling comes from my daughter:
“Christmas never turns out the way it’s meant to.”
But for me it depends on what you’re expecting. It’s the build up of the feeling around that time of year that gives you a buzz and the excitement. It might be just for children but I still get that now.
Get your copies now.