Sirens closes its 2025–2026 season with Hit Play: Sirens Sing the Pops, an energetic and heartfelt concert celebrating pop favourites reimagined for choir. Performances will take place on Saturday, June 6 at 7:30 PM at Steel Recital Hall at University of Prince Edward Island, and Sunday, June 7 at 3:00 PM at Alberton Welcome Center.

Featuring music that spans decades and styles, Hit Play includes beloved songs such as Landslide, The Times They Are A-Changin’, What Was I Made For?, and Pink Pony Club. From classic folk to contemporary pop, the program offers fresh choral interpretations of familiar favourites, highlighting rich harmonies, rhythmic energy, and the unique possibilities of ensemble singing.

The recommended admission for Hit Play  is $25, with pay-what-you-can pricing options available to ensure everyone feels welcome.

Tickets are available online at or at the door the night of the performance; cash/e-transfer are accepted at the door. Tickets are limited for both venues – we recommend purchasing in advance!

We’re excited to invite singers from across PEI to take part in a special 5-week workshop-style chorus this summer.

This collaborative project is designed to bring the community together through song, culminating in a large-scale concert performance on July 12 alongside Sirens, Harmonia Youth Choir, and the Kulshan Choir from Washington State.

Over four evening rehearsals, singers will learn exciting new repertoire, strengthen vocal skills, and prepare for a vibrant, high-energy performance experience.

Workshop Schedule

Rehearsals

• June 15
• June 22
• June 29
• July 6

Time: 7:00–9:00 p.m.

Performance Day — July 12

Participants will join the Kulshan Choir for an afternoon workshop and rehearsal, followed by the evening concert performance.

Venue: Charlottetown (location to be announced)

Registration

Cost: $100 per person
Payment is due June 15 via e-transfer.

Registration fees help cover staffing, venue rental, sheet music, and support ongoing programming. If registration cost is a barrier to participation, singers are encouraged to reach out.

The ensemble will be led by Kelsea McLean and Andrea Ellis.

Whether you’ve been singing all year or are simply looking for a reason to start again, this workshop series offers a welcoming, low-commitment opportunity to make music in community.

Register here!

We can’t wait to sing with you again!