The West End Tenors

The West End Tenors are playing Brangwyn Hall on Saturday 20 February 2027, at 7:30pm. It's part of their first UK tour, and the Swansea date is one of the stops they're making as they bring the show across the country.

The group is made up of leading men from London's West End, singers who have starred in some of the biggest musicals to come out of the city: Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia and Miss Saigon. Between them, they've performed at Windsor Castle for the Royal Family, at the BBC Proms and at the Eurovision Song Contest. They've played out arenas across Europe before this, so this is their first time taking the show on a proper UK tour.

The set is a celebration of musical theatre and film, drawing from the big songs that have defined those two stages. It's the kind of programme that leans on the well-known—the songs you've probably heard a hundred times and still recognise from the first few notes—rather than anything obscure. If you've spent any time in the theatre, you'll know exactly the kind of material they're working with.

They're playing at Brangwyn Hall, in the Guildhall on St Helens Road (SA1 4PE). The hall takes its name from the artist Frank Brangwyn, and his British Empire Panels—originally intended for the House of Lords—are on display there, so there's a bit of art to see around the music. Tickets start from £24, and the show starts at 7:30pm.