Harmony singing for men. Try it!

Voicemale is an informal men’s harmony singing session that happens on Wednesday evenings on the South Side of Glasgow as part of the community outreach project called Finn's Place (registered charity SCO45350).

Men of all and any levels of singing experience are welcome to turn up at Voicemale. We learn by ear, you don’t need to read music, it’s for fun.

“Great fun and very social” … “Something very much to look forward to” … “My singing has gotten much better” … “Brilliant fun and really helped me” … “What a sense of achievement!”

We will be taking a week off for Easter (so no meeting 17 April)

We will be singing (and obviously dancing) at the Voicebeat ceilidh on 27 April at Glasgow University Union. 

We're always keen to get new singers on board. If you're reading this and thinking about it, why not come along? You're welcome any time. ​For details check out the WHERE and WHEN pages. You can download a PDF of our flyer here. Please help by spreading the word.

There’s a wealth of different styles and traditions out there to explore, from sea-shanties to drinking-songs to Georgian toasts, not forgetting the wonderful harmony traditions of Africa and the Mediterranean. If you were put off singing at school, or told you couldn’t sing, this might be just what you need. Come and join us and prove there’s more to it than male voice choirs and barbershop quartets.

DISCLAIMER: "Voicemale" is not a particularly original pun. Glasgow Voicemale has no connection with other Voicemales in Norfolk, Cardiff, Morpeth, Antwerp, Utah, Brandeis University (Massachusetts), Western Australia and doubtless sundry other places. We send them fraternal greetings.