You don't need to be able to ' sing ' to attend this workshop! If you can yell and clap, you're in!

Hosted by ARIA-nominated singer/songwriter Dingo Spender (of Mama Kin Spender) and esteemed choir leader and voice expert Richard Lawton, The Wild Man Choir is a profound call for brotherhood.

In an era where men face increasing disconnection and ongoing mental health challenges, this workshop offers a transformative space to redefine what it means to be a man. By standing shoulder-to-shoulder and singing from our depths with both strength and tenderness, we create a powerful opportunity to forge deep connections and foster personal growth. This gathering invites all men to unite, support one another, and ignite change from within, starting with the heart and voice.

The Wild Man Choir harnesses the power of voice and breath to reconnect men to themselves and each other, creating a space for vulnerability, strength, and community.

What to Expect

Facilitated Circle: Safe spaces for authentic sharing and connection, fostering trust and brotherhood.
Breathwork: Grounding practices led by breath facilitator Dingo Spender (100HR CAES) to centre the body and mind, preparing participants for deep vocal expression.
Singing Sessions: Guided vocal exercises and warmup, and then a soulful song composed by Dingo, designed to unlock the voice and express the heart

Why Join?

The Wild Man Choir is more than a workshop—it’s a movement to reclaim the ancient power of your voice and expression that reside within every man’s heart. It’s an invitation to sing yourself free, to express your truth, and to connect with others in a way that transcends the ordinary. By participating, you’ll:

Rediscover the power of your voice as a tool for healing and connection.
Build lasting bonds with other men, grounded in authenticity and mutual support.
Explore postivive mens communty spaces and connections

You don't need to be able to ' sing ' to attend this workshop! If you can yell and clap, you're in!

What to Expect

Why Join?

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