Summer Concert

Isabel Lamb • July 14, 2026

Summer Concert 2026: Believer

On Thursday 9th July, the All Saints Catholic College Hall was filled with music as students performed in this year's Summer Concert: Believer.

The evening celebrated the incredible talent, dedication and creativity of our young musicians, featuring outstanding performances from our choirs, orchestra, bands, chamber ensembles and instrumentalists. The varied programme showcased the breadth of musical opportunities available at All Saints, with performances ranging from classical masterpieces to contemporary favourites, all reflecting the concert's inspiring theme of Believer.

The concert highlighted the achievements of students across all year groups and provided a wonderful opportunity for families and friends to experience the vibrant musical life of our school community.

The evening concluded with a spectacular massed performance of Imagine Dragons' Believer, bringing together the choir and orchestra in a powerful finale. It was a fitting celebration of the confidence, resilience and ambition demonstrated by our students and of the transformative power of music.

A huge congratulations to all of our performers and a sincere thank you to the Music Department and staff who made such a memorable evening possible.

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