Monday evenings, join us as we belt out favourites from across the generations, have a laugh, build confidence to use our voices, and take the opportunity to sing with our hearts on our sleeves.

Every voice is welcome, from first time singers to professionals.

When: Mondays 6:30 - 8pm. 17th February to *17th March 2025 (no singing 10th March)
*Where: Midnightsky Studio 2. 101 Victoria Street in Fitzroy (very close to the corner of Brunswick street and Johnston Street. Not Victoria Parade). On the last night of the season, Monday 24th March, we will host a 'Little Big Sing Your Heart Out' at a venue in the inner north (venue to be confirmed!). Tickets to the Little Big Sing Your Heart Out will be sold separately and are included in the full season pass.
How much: $30 - $50 (+GST & Booking fee) per evening. You will be able to select the evening/s you wish to attend when purchasing your tickets.

FAQ

Is there a way I can sign up for the whole season?
Yes! Booking for the whole season gives us the certainty needed in order to keep SYHO running. That way we can make sure the artists and support team get paid and the wheels can keep turning. Season ticket prices are scaled find out more here here.

Photo credit: Jorge de Araujo artificialstudios.com.au

A bit more about Luke and why he is leading Sing Your Heart Out:

Singing is good for our hearts and doing it in a group, when you feel supported to be yourself and find your voice, is an experience everyone should have.

I started learning to play the piano at about 12 years old, growing up I did every musical/play I could, listened obsessively to music all my childhood and then went to dance/drama school where I became a professional dancer theatre performer (and got a teaching degree).

When I left uni I worked professionally as a dance theater performer and I made a bit of a specialty of working with groups of people to help them discover their love of the performing arts.

Around 10 years ago I started to want to sing a lot more. I just liked how it felt and wanted to be able to do it a bit more confidently.

One day I was walking along the street and saw a sign for “Alexander Technique and voice lessons”. I’d been really interested in this technique and the opportunity seemed too obvious to miss. So I booked my first lesson and was hooked.

For the next 3 or 4 years I did 3 voice lessons a week and loved the Alexander technique so much I trained to become an Alexander technique teacher (which is a 3 year full time course).

Throughout all this I created a couple of solo shows that had singing at their heart and created Campfire - where I have led more Piano Bingo sessions (Piano Bingo is a playful, chaotic, pull songs out of a hat, sing-a-long) than I can count and I taught myself how to play the piano, in order to accompany myself singing.

Now, I’m excited to take my mix of experienced performer, confident group facilitator and curious musician to lead a group of people to sing their hearts out and discover the joy of singing in a group.