Only Men Aloud have been delighting audiences around the world for well over twenty years. They were formed in the year 2000, with the hope they could inject some new life and blood into the Welsh Male Choir tradition.
The men have become well known for their strong vocals and their varied and eclectic repertoire. A typical OMA concert will feature many different styles of music. Welsh hymns and folksongs, Opera and Music Theatre all the way to Acapella and Pop music.
Nearly ten years ago, they were named BBC One’s Last Choir Standing and this led to an album deal with Universal Records. In 2010, they won a Classical Brit Award for Best Album of the Year. They have toured every year since winning the show, all around the world and have worldwide record sales of over 300,000.
Over the years, the hugely popular group has built up a strong fan base across the country and were honoured to be asked to sing at the London 2012 Opening Ceremony at the very moment the Olympic Flame was lit. This performance was broadcast to an estimated global TV audience of 900 million people.
Only Men Aloud are delighted to be able to return to the Gwyl Gerdd Dinas Powys Music Festival for the third time, to celebrate this special 25th anniversary year.
Tickets are available for purchase either:
One ticket is required per person to each paid event.
All events are seated on a first-come, first-served basis at the event itself, and its not possible to reserve seats in advance.
The only exception to this is if accessible seating/spaces for wheelchairs are required.
Please make us aware of your requirements when placing a booking so we can try and accommodate your needs.
If an event shows as "out of stock" online, this will also apply to our ticketline.
This may not necessarily mean we are completely out of tickets. Please join the waiting list on the page of the sold-out event and should any further tickets become available (via returns, or change in venue capacity), we'll contact those on the waiting list in the order the requests are received.
