Tadhamon Singers were formed in 2018. We are a group of women who sing in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle. In 2022 we toured the West Bank and Nazareth, singing in refugee camps, cultural centres, streets and cafes, singing with Palestinians and making lasting connections.
As we travelled, Palestinians kept asking us one thing: “please share our story”.
We remain committed to supporting the struggle for justice and equality for Palestine by engaging in activism in the UK against the injustices of the Israeli Apartheid regime. We do this through performances, song workshops, solidarity actions, small events, online talks and sharing our blog from the trip. We were early members of the Sheffield Coalition Against Israeli Apartheid. Sign up to the Coalition’s newsletter here
♫ “We stand with you”
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Singers for Palestine …
An evolving group of singers supporting actions for Palestine. Come and join in with Tadhamon Singers at the first Friday station rally of each month or at demonstrations, protests and boycott actions.
Join our ‘Singers for Palestine’ contact list to hear about opportunities to raise your voice in support of Palestine at actions and events.
Interested? Email tadhamonsingers@gmail.com
Our Recent Actions and Events
Red Leicester Choir’s 30th Birthday Bash
9th May 2026
On 9th May, Leicester’s socialist choir, Red Leicester celebrated 30 years of socialist singing. We were delighted to be invited to join in the party, and what a day it was! There were four choirs in all, celebrating the tradition of socialist singing, the other two being Sheffield Socialist Choir and Nottingham Clarion Choir, who will both mark 40 years of singing in 2028.
The day was like a mini festival, with our hosts welcoming us with tea and cakes, before each choir did a street busking set. A highlight of our day was when a young woman listening to our singing told us she was Palestinian, and live streamed our performance to her friend in Jerusalem. She was due to return in a few days and will share our solidarity with friends and family there.
We then had a concert in the Y Theatre in which each choir did a stage set, ending with all four choirs gathering for a massed sing with Billy Bragg’s Internationale as the grand finale. We were told afterwards by audience members that our songs had moved them to tears, we hope in a good way!
“Your choice of songs and the way you delivered them was thought-provoking but often with a lightness of touch that’s very welcome in these strange times. Thanks for helping Red Leicester Choir make its day – you certainly made mine.”
Red Leicester Supporter
Events
Join us at one of our upcoming events to learn more about the lives of Palestinians, and the apartheid they live under. Or get in touch to organise an event with us for your community.