The King's Singers live in Schleswig

Experience The King's Singers live on July 20th

The King’s Singers, a British vocal ensemble, will perform at Dom Zu Schleswig (Turm) in Schleswig, Germany on July 20, 2026. The group is renowned for its a cappella arrangements and performances spanning numerous genres, including Renaissance polyphony, jazz standards, and contemporary pop and folk music. Formed in 1968 during their time at King’s College, Cambridge, they are known for their precise vocal blend, dynamic stage presence and extensive touring schedule. Throughout their history, the group has undergone personnel changes but maintains its commitment to vocal excellence and innovative repertoire.

Dom Zu Schleswig – specifically the cathedral tower (Turm) – is a significant landmark within the Schleswig Cathedral complex. The cathedral itself boasts a history extending back to the 9th century, initially as a wooden church founded by King Hemming of Denmark. The current brick Gothic structure largely dates from the 12th to 15th centuries. The tower is a prominent feature of the cathedral's architecture, having been rebuilt in the late Gothic style after being partially destroyed in 1644 during warfare.