Forthcoming Performances by Chantage

BBC Radio 2, 13 April (8-10pm)

Chantage will be featured on The Great British Songbook singing a cover of Paul McCartney's 'Maybe I'm Amazed', alongside covers by rock band The Feeling and other artists. Tune in for two hours of fantastic music!

Saturday 2 May, St James Piccadilly, London
7pm

Chantage perform an eclectic programme of music in a joint concert with Northern Spirit, a prestigious choir from Durham. This concert promises to be a high-quality evening of choral delights.

For tickets (£12; conc. £10) call 020 7381 0441 or email sjp.concerts@virgin.net

Monday 4 May, Purcell Room, Southbank
7.30pm

Performing as part of the European choral festival, Various Voices, Chantage offer a multifarious programme of mostly contemporary music, taking you on a journey from a trio of English composers – John Ireland, Robert Lucas de Pearsall and Vaughan Williams – to the intoxicating delights of American composer Eric Whitacre‘s A Boy and a Girl and With a Lily in your Hand.

Tickets: £15 (concessions available)

Call 0871 663 2500 (9am-8pm daily) or click here to purchase via the Southbank website.

HARK! CHANTAGE AT CHRISTMAS

Chantage are proud to present their latest CD release on the EMI Gold label; Hark! Chantage at Christmas. This CD is now on sale in the shops, but can be bought directly from us for £10.00 (includes postage and packing).

If you are interested in purchasing a CD please email laura@chantage.org with your delivery address.

See the Recordings page for the tracklist.

Chantage would like to say a special THANK YOU to Alexander Hoare and all at Hoare’s Bank for their generous donation towards the recording of Hark! Chantage at Christmas and their continuing support towards Chantage. We really could not have done it without them.

WORKSHOPS

Chantage are proud to present the Chantage Interactive Choral Workshop, a fantastic new singing experience.

Click on the image below
for full details (6-page PDF).

Our Name

Yes, we know it's French for blackmail, but we like the old English: "singing for your supper" more!

CHANTAGE (a Fr. word from chanter, to sing, slang for a criminal making an avowal under examination), a demand for money backed by the threat of scandalous revelations, the French equivalent of "blackmail".

Photo: Adrian Brooks