Brighton Rox
Brighton Rox is a 12-piece UK based Queer choir captivating audiences with contemporary music, unique arrangements, and quirky twists. Supported by talented conductor and accompanist Ollie Fabb, this group of friends pushes boundaries and celebrates diversity, creativity, friendship, and unity.
Brighton Rox was formed to sing at the UK’s Hand in Hand festival 2024, but we had too much fun to stop there! We’re 12 friends who met in LGBTQ+ choirs, Brighton’s Rainbow Chorus & London’s Pink Singers, and wanted the exciting challenge of singing in a smaller group. We enjoy our rehearsals and work as a collective to make decisions and choose our repertoire. We’ve performed in the rain by an old train for a virtual concert, at birthday parties and for World Aids Day. We would love to collaborate on performances with other choirs – come and talk to us or check out our socials to connect. We’ve developed a delightful case of abandonment issues and just can’t hang up our boiler suits!
Brighton Rox thrive on spreading joy and connection through music, creating an inclusive and supportive space for all. What better place to do this than at Various Voices where we will share the love of singing and performing with so many choirs from across Europe and beyond. Seeing old and new friends, networking, supporting other choirs, the joy of appreciative audiences, celebrating the diversity and unity of the LGBTQ+ choral community and socialising in a safe, loving and joyful space.