The Spooky Men's Chorale are set to perform at Malmesbury Abbey.
The group, known for their "sheer musical excellence" and "supremely entertaining" performances, are currently on their 25th birthday tour of the UK.
The tour is described as a "birthday party, a retrospective, and a showcase of everything they have become."
The group, formed in 2001, have performed nearly 1,000 gigs, released eight albums, and completed 14 tours of the UK and Europe.
Their performances are a unique blend of "mighty boofiness, charming stupidity, and exquisite tenderness."
The Guardian said: "It takes a rare skill to be very silly, thoughtful, and sing in perfect harmony, but the Spooky Men's Chorale manage to achieve just that."
The group was founded by Stephen Taberner and inspired by the great Georgian choirs of the Caucasian mountains.
Their performances are rich with theatrical and storytelling elements, and they aim to both celebrate and mock masculinity.
The Spooky Men's Chorale will perform at Malmesbury Abbey on July 25, 2026.
Tickets for their shows can be booked on their website.
The group encourages fans to "gird your loins" and not miss this "one spooky show in the history of spooky shows."
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