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Experience the unforgettable sound of Johns' Boys Welsh Male Choir as The Britain's Got Talent semi-finalists perform at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre on the 13th April 7.30pm.

Johns' Boys Welsh Male Choir from Wrexham, North Wales is one of the most decorated British male choirs in history. The choir have won numerous choral competitions and in 2019 became the first British Male Voice Choir to win the prestigious Pavarotti 'Choir of the World' prize.

The choir have gathered millions of new followers since appearing on the live shows of Britain's Got Talent and were described by Simon Cowell as "a brilliant choir. I love them!"
The choir recently appeared on The Royal Variety show and have also released their debut single 'Biblical' which went straight to number one in the ITUNES Classical charts.

Johns' Boys brings a groundbreaking, modern twist to the traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir. Don't miss the breathtaking covers of Calum Scott's Biblical and Harry Styles' Falling plus modern twists on well known classics, like their stunning take on the famous Welsh hymn tune 'Calon Lan'.

Appearing with them will be classical crossover artist Gruffydd Wyn. He hails from the Isle of Anglesey and since graduating he has had huge success, especially as a finalist on the globally renowned talent show 'Britain's Got Talent', where he received Amanda Holden's Golden Buzzer and narrowly missed out on a place on the podium.

For more information please visit Johnsboys.co.uk

"That was quite beautiful! This was a moment. It was a brilliant song choice and you are a brilliant choir. I loved it!
Simon Cowell – Britain's Got Talent

"The blend of your voices, the balance, the harmonies – it was divine. I was in music heaven! Perfection!"
Bruno Tonioli – Britain's Got Talent

"It was such a strong, grounded, beautiful performance. You're like one heartbeat."
Alesha Dixon – Britain's Got Talent

"I've never seen a bunch of men stand so tall and look so proud. Your harmonies, everything, was on point. It was a perfect performance!"
Amanda Holden – Britain's Got Talent