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A big Christmas sing-along concert with Alexander Armstrong and Aled Jones is coming to Manchester

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Emily Sergeant Emily Sergeant - 1st April 2026

We know it’s only April, but brace yourselves… we’re about to talk about Christmas.

You are reading today’s date correctly, but whether you can believe it or not, this isn’t an April Fool, as it’s time to get ready to lift your voices and celebrate the festive season because The Big Christmas Sing-a-Long starring much-loved performers and presenters, Aled Jones and Alexander Armstrong, is heading out on its debut UK tour later this year.

This heartwarming live experience is promising to be an ‘unforgettable’ evening of music, laughter, and Christmas cheer.

Performing in some of the most beautiful cathedrals and venues across the UK, when the concert arrives in Manchester in late November, it’ll be taking over the stunning Manchester Monastery.

On the night, Aled Jones – who is one of the UK’s most iconic voices – will perform some beloved highlights, including his signature rendition of ‘Walking in the Air’, alongside a selection of classic festive carols, and joining him on stage will be Alexander Armstrong, whose rich vocals and natural charm will bring ‘humour, warmth, and festive sparkle’ to every performance.

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It may be Aled and Alexander’s show, but audiences are also being told to expect some special surprises along the way too.

As this is a sing-along event, audiences will be invited to put on their favourite Christmas jumper and join in with a joyful mix of traditional Christmas carols and modern festive favourites.

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The Big Christmas Sing-a-Long – UK Tour Dates 2026

  • Tuesday 24 November – Llandudno Venue Cymru Theatre
  • Sunday 29 November – Manchester Monastery
  • Tuesday 1 December – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
  • Wednesday 2 December – Durham Cathedral
  • Thursday 3 December – Bath Forum
  • Friday 4 December – Guildford G Live
  • Wednesday 9 December – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
  • Thursday 10 December – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
  • Friday 11 December – York Barbican
  • Sunday 13 December – Edinburgh Queens Hall
  • Tuesday 15 December – Birmingham Town Hall
  • Sunday 20 December – Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion
  • Monday 21 December – London Union Chapel

The tour kicks off in Llandudno on 24 November and wraps up in London on 21 December – with a stop off here in Manchester on Sunday 29 November.

The Big Christmas Sing-a-Long is coming to Manchester Monastery on Sunday 29 November, and is expected to capture the true spirit of Christmas, offering a magical evening filled of festive cheer and uplifting songs that everyone can join in with.

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Tickets go on general sale tomorrow (Thursday 2 April) at 9:30am, and you can get your hands on them when they go live here.

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