The Hawkstone Farmers Choir

Fresh from making history as the first choir ever to win Britain’s Got Talent, The Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir have announced a major UK headline tour for 2027.

Following an extraordinary year that has taken them from muddy fields and tractor cabs to one of the biggest stages on British television, the group will now bring their powerful live show to the Royal Concert Hall.

The tour will see them perform their own original music alongside the soaring, emotionally charged arrangements that have become their trademark. It is the latest chapter in one of British music’s most remarkable recent stories.

The Hawkstone Farmers Choir began with a simple call-out from Jeremy Clarkson, looking for farmers to sing on a Hawkstone beer advert. More than 40 farmers and agricultural workerscame together, many accustomed to spending their working lives alone in tractors, barns and fields and something unexpected happened. What began as a group of strangers singing together became something far bigger.

Farming remains one of the UK’s most isolated professions: long hours, financial and environmental uncertainty and a culture in which difficult conversations have not always come easily. As friendships developed within the choir, so did honest conversations about the pressures of agricultural life and mental health. Today, The Hawkstone Farmers Choir are using their collective voice to help bring those onversations into the open.

Alongside their music, the choir have made mental health advocacy central to their work. Following their Britain’s Got Talent victory, they committed their prize money to supporting five charities working with farming, rural communities and mental health and they will continue using their growing national platform to support the organisations and conversations that matter to their community.