Logo for SING! The Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival, with the word "SING!" in large red stylized letters and the festival name below in smaller red text.

SING! 2026 is a wrap!

After more than two weeks of concerts and workshops, our 15th annual festival has come to a close. Our sincere thanks to all the performers, clinicians, sponsors, funders, donors, staff, team members, volunteers, board members, venues, and technicians for creating a truly memorable experience. We hope to see you again next year!

The Real Group
June 1st

Pride Toronto Logo, featuring plain black text with a rainbow flower dotting the i.

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A Cappella Championships

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Logo of Long & McQuade Musical Instruments with a stylized orange and black graphic and a red maple leaf.
Logo for The Singer's Company featuring the text in orange with a stylized circular element around the letter S.
Harris Institute Logo with a purple circle, a gold letter 'h', and the word 'HARRIS' below in stylized font.
Seal of the Royal Conservatory of Music featuring a lyre with a crown on top within a circular border that reads 'The Royal Conservatory of Music,' with the year 1886.
Logo for Canada's Music Incubator with a stylized maple leaf and the text 'CMI' and 'Canada's Music Incubator'.
Daniels logo with the tagline 'love where you live' underneath

Singalong with Pitch Perfect's Music Director Deke Sharon and special guests Splüsh

May 24, 2026

A group of young people performing on stage, singing into microphones, with some standing and others kneeling, under stage lights with a dark background.

Splüsh

Deke Sharon
Pitch Perfect Music Director
NBC’s The Sing Off Producer
Photo: Karolina Wojtasik

Featured Videos

Collegiate category winners Northwest Collective perform their winning set at the 2026 SING! Canadian A Cappella Championships.

2026 SING! Canadian A Cappella Championships

SING! 2025 Compilation

We wish to acknowledge this land on which we operate. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.