The Australian Rugby Choir presents its 30th Anniversary Concert at the Hughes Baptist Church at 1:00pm on Saturday, 17 October. Tickets are available now!
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30th Anniversary Concert
17th October 2026 @ Hughes Baptist Church, 34 Groom Street, Hughes
Australian Rugby Choir presents its 30th Anniversary Concert
Tickets available at: stagecenta.com/showid/9597/theatreid/2901/ShowdetailsC.aspx
The Australian Rugby Choir ('ARC') was formed in 1996 to sing at ACT Brumbies Rugby home matches on commencement of the southern hemisphere Super Rugby competition. Today the choir performs widely at community, ceremonial and sporting events in and around the ACT, with 2026 performances at the ACT Multicultural Festival, Anzac Day at Bungendore, Brumbies home games, Light Up Lyneham festival, and Floriade. In 2024 the choir sang the national anthem at the Australia/Wales rugby test in Sydney, and in 2025 performed a joint concert with the touring British & Irish Lions Choir in the Sydney Opera House.
The ARC is excited to present its 30th Anniversary Concert, the latest in a series of regular major concerts dating back to 2005. The concert will feature a mix of traditional and contemporary repertoire, sung in four part male voice which provides a rich and harmonious sound.
Come along and experience this truly wonderful afternoon of song, followed by afternoon tea.
Musical Director: Shilong Ye; Piano Accompanist: Karen Da Silva
Welcome
The Australian Rugby Choir is a male voice choir based in Canberra. We aim to promote singing in the community by performing at the Brumbies' rugby matches and at other community and charitable events. Please get in touch with Scott on 0451 196 121 if you'd like to come to one of our practices. They're held on Thursday evenings from 7.30 to 9.20pm at the main hall of the Hughes Baptist Church, 34 Groom St, Hughes, ACT. Please arrive by 7:20 pm to be ready to start at 7:30 pm.

Membership
The choir is open to all men who enjoy singing, and can practise and perform at venues in or near Canberra.
