Hollywood Hits prints are now on pre-sale

Each term Some Voices supports a charity which is close to its heart. This includes raising awareness, as well as money for the cause.

As part of our fundraising, we work with artist Sunnie Newby and Ninety-Five Prints to produce bespoke commissioned artwork with represents the theme of each of our gigs. All proceeds go to our chosen charity, of which past partners include Help Refugees, Lost Chord, Dress for Success, Choir With No Name and The Topé Project amongst others.

This spring Some Voices stands with Shine Cancer Support.

Shine supports adults in their 20s, 30s and 40s who have experienced a cancer diagnosis. Too old for children and teenage services but too young for traditional cancer support, they support the people who fall into a devastating cancer support gap.

Each poster is a hand-made screen-print on art paper. (please be aware that colours may vary slightly in final print).

Please follow the link via the button below and fill out the form to order your poster. Sunnie from SV Peckham (Ninety-Five Prints) will be in touch to organise payment and delivery/collection.

All proceeds got to our charity for the term.

  • HOLLYWOOD HITS GIG - White and silver on black paper A3 (£15) SV pre-order £12

  • CHOOSE LIFE - Orange and black on white A3 (£15) SV pre-order £12

  • CHOOSE LIFE - Orange and orange on white A3 (£15) SV pre-order £12

  • THE GREATEST SHOW - Red on white A3 (£10) SV pre-order £8

Some Voices

SOME VOICES started small in 2010, with seven chorus members meeting up to perform original arrangements of popular classics that range from Bowie to Bjork, from Stevie Wonder to Stevie Nicks, from Folk to Hip Hop, and everything in between - all with a Some Voices twist.

Nine years down the line, more than 1500 singers are now part of the exciting ensemble that performs on some of the biggest stages in London. KOKO, The Southbank Centre, Oval Space,The Rivoli Ballroom, The Grand Clapham, HERE and The Troxy have all seen the group attract audiences in their thousands