London Gay Men's Chorus

London Gay Men's Chorus We are the London Gay Men's Chorus. Our Vision is a world where everyone is brought together through song.

Our Mission is to create, enable and connect confident voices across communities with fun, hope, love, joy, and fearless allyship.

14/06/2026

Yesterday the LGMC joined forces with Prostate Cancer UK to support the March For Men charity run at Battersea Park, raising money for vital research, testing, and support for those affected by prostate cancer

12/06/2026

On Sunday 12th June 2016, we awoke to hear of a fatal attack on Pulse Nightclub, Florida.

As we commemorated our 25th anniversary a decade ago in London, our siblings’ lives were taken from them while they danced in Orlando.

Ten years later as we see rhetoric against our community increasing once more, we continue to sing in defiance.

We sing to remind people we will not stay silent while our community is under threat, and for those of us who can sing no longer.

Video from MOMENTus 2026, 🎥 Ralf Lauritzen Rasmussen

Volunteers have always been at the heart of our movement. This Volunteering Week we’re celebrating how volunteering keep...
10/06/2026

Volunteers have always been at the heart of our movement. This Volunteering Week we’re celebrating how volunteering keeps our community stronger together, and challenges those that oppress us.

When the world turned its back on men with HIV/AIDS, le***an siblings reminded the world that everyone deserves humanity.
Holding a hand when no family would, providing care when doctors wouldn’t, watching over homes and pets when patients couldn’t.

The wonderful Blood Sisters in San Diego led the blood donation drive to support treatment. Lesbus (now Shirley’s Removals) helped transport men and their possessions in London when no one else would. Le****ns also politically advocated for better care to those with HIV/AIDS under the Thatcher government.

All as volunteers, all while facing the same stigma and bigotry themselves, and the intense misogyny where women were often excluded from diagnosis and subsequent care.

THANK YOU to all our volunteers, past and present, for bringing humanity where it’s missing and reminding us we can all be part of the change we want to see in the world. Especially right now.

Continuing our MOMENTus 35 year anniversary celebrations, join us at the Rose Theatre Kingston this Sunday 14th June, 5p...
09/06/2026

Continuing our MOMENTus 35 year anniversary celebrations, join us at the Rose Theatre Kingston this Sunday 14th June, 5pm! 🎟️ Tickets in our profile links 🎟️

“Everyone brought together through song”—As our show MOMENTus draws to a close, marking 35 years of keeping our communit...
27/05/2026

“Everyone brought together through song”
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As our show MOMENTus draws to a close, marking 35 years of keeping our community visible, heard, safe, and inclusive, we are once again saddened that others are making decisions about our community, who we are, and what we do.

These are our decisions. We all decide. We all belong.

We will always resist when the love we have found across our beautiful and diverse community is threatened by division.

Spotlight #11 - Rob Ingham What does the LGMC mean to you?The LGMC is a place where you can throw all your troubles and...
22/05/2026

Spotlight #11 - Rob Ingham

What does the LGMC mean to you?
The LGMC is a place where you can throw all your troubles and stress to one side and release that inner showgirl!

What has been a key LGMC moment for you?
A key LGMC moment was my very first concert at Queen Elizabeth Hall in 2001. You never forget your first time...

Why should you come see MOMENTus?
MOMENTus will weave a beautiful story. You’ll watch us groove, you’ll hear us croon, you’ll be amazed when you see our fan-ography!

Spotlight #10 - Andrew WieserWhat does the LGMC mean to you?When all the world is a hopeless jumble, LGMC gives me a fe...
22/05/2026

Spotlight #10 - Andrew Wieser

What does the LGMC mean to you?
When all the world is a hopeless jumble, LGMC gives me a few hours each week to switch off, have fun, be myself through music, and spend time with a community that’s become real friends.

What has been a key LGMC moment for you?
I first heard LGMC sing at the Pulse vigil in Soho, shortly after I moved to the UK. It was incredibly moving and something I’ll never forget.

Why should you come see MOMENTus?
Great songs, entertainment, and memories! New to LGMC? It’s a perfect introduction of the 35 you’ve missed. Seen us before? Expect familiar favourites with a few new surprises.

Spotlight #9 - Steve Wagner What does the LGMC mean to you?When I moved to London 19 years ago, the LGMC became the nuc...
21/05/2026

Spotlight #9 - Steve Wagner

What does the LGMC mean to you?
When I moved to London 19 years ago, the LGMC became the nucleus of a strong social and support network in a new city and a foreign country.

What has been a key LGMC moment for you?
In 2016 I met new member David when he joined the chorus. After almost 10 years together, we will be getting married just a few days after the MOMENTus concert.

Why should you come see MOMENTus?
The oldest and largest LGBT singing organisation in Europe is celebrating their 35th birthday; what more reason do you need!? If you haven’t been before, come see what you’ve been missing!

Behind the scenes at , the boys are working hard to bring you a MOMENTus show 🎭. Tickets still available for Friday 22nd...
20/05/2026

Behind the scenes at , the boys are working hard to bring you a MOMENTus show 🎭. Tickets still available for Friday 22nd - Sunday 24th May.

🔗 Ticket links on our LGMC profiles 🔗

Photos by 📸

Spotlight #8 - Ralf RasmussenWhat does the LGMC mean to you?Everything, it’s my life line, the space I got sober and al...
20/05/2026

Spotlight #8 - Ralf Rasmussen

What does the LGMC mean to you?
Everything, it’s my life line, the space I got sober and also made friends for life and just being able to be myself, quirks and all.

What has been a key LGMC moment for you?
Standing on stage doing the speaking bit in ‘Vogue’ in full leather, showing how far I have come since addiction to now being sober and happy.

Why should you come see MOMENTus?
To celebrate 35 years of the chorus with an amazing look back, and also my 10 years anniversary with them. It’s been one hell of a ride!”

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