Show Choir Music

This brassy blues-rock number takes a look at the frantic lives most of us lead. Written as a high-octane dance opener, it offers a groovy bass line that fuels the adrenaline rush in the chart. It also

Written by the progressive metal band Kamelot, this aggressive opener hits hard and never lets up until the final note! It features a solo lead guitar with an ominous riff in a driving 12/8 rhythm, and the

Need to declutter your love life? This sassy blues-pop song borrows techniques from the popular Tidying Up with Marie Kondo show used to sort through your clutter and suggests that they can be used in your

Combining a retro disco beat with a brassy attitude, this No Doubt hit song is super upbeat and encouraging. An ensemble feature all the way through, the minor key and punchy harmonies bring an ultra-cool

From its soulful opening to its hard-hitting dance breaks and tempo and key changes, this number continues to up the ante. The pulsing drive matches the message about starting from humble circumstances and

This hit song from the band Skillet has appeared in TV shows and movies due to its powerful anthemic rock sound. The lyrics simply call out for a hero to stand up for what's right amid the dark and

Squeeze a show-stopping musical number into your set with this two-and-a-half-minute version of the song from Andrew Lippa's "A Little Princess." Beginning with an introspective solo, the arrangement slowly

Singer/songwriter David Phelps' song makes a great rock opener, juxtaposing a minor key with a positive message and a danceable beat. Known for his powerful voice, Phelps' lyrics are about rising to the

This vivacious pop song with a super-youthful vibe sends the message that as you grow up, you should remember to live life with the playful spirit of a child. An opening solo and fun choral harmonies

This song was a top-ten hit for the country group Rascal Flatts in 2006, quickly becoming a standard in the contemporary country genre. It features an electric guitar riff for the chorus and lots of fiddle

TobyMac's 2015 hit song is a pure celebration of the life-changing effects of love. With a strong dance groove, an infectious vocal hook, and powerful brass, this chart makes a perfect opener or closer. It

This change-of-pace ballad explores the self-discovery and awakening that occurs after hitting rock bottom. The medley features a soloist - it begins at the emotional low point with Scott Alan's How Did

Recorded by the likes of Sutton Foster and David Burnham, this gorgeous ballad by Broadway composer Craig Carnelia is the perfect vocal showcase for your choir. The arrangement allows for advanced work on

Swedish heavy metal band Dionysus offers this macabre and dramatic song that comments on the nature of day-to-day life as an illusion and not true reality. It could function well as a powerful opener or in

With a substantial opening solo and strong dynamic contrasts, this is a powerful and heartfelt ballad about moving on from trauma and finding new opportunities, joy, and love. Strong vocal harmonies give

Paula Abdul's 1988 smash hit gets a post-modern jukebox makeover! Big band brass, clarinet, and banjo fill out the orchestration, while the vocals get played up to the hilt in a jazzy swing style. The chart

This engaging mash-up combines the positive energy of Andy Grammer's Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah) with the driving confidence of Bon Jovi's Everyday. It features a solo in the middle of

This closer is a mash-up of Get Up on My Feet by New York singer/songwriter Michael Mott and the 2018 smash hit Dancing's Not a Crime by Panic! at the Disco. Fresh and inventive, it

Liv Ash's powerful song provides an ominous musical tone that can work well as an opener or change-of-pace selection in your show. It opens with a soulful solo, bursts into a thunderous wall of sound with

TobyMac's 2015 hit song is a pure celebration of the life-changing effects of love. With a strong dance groove, an infectious vocal hook, and powerful brass, this chart makes a perfect opener or

This engaging mash-up combines the positive energy of Andy Grammer's Good to Be Alive (Hallelujah) with the driving confidence of Bon Jovi's Everyday. It features a solo in the middle of

This song was a top-ten hit for the country group Rascal Flatts in 2006, quickly becoming a standard in the contemporary country genre. It features an electric guitar riff for the chorus and lots of fiddle

Here's a show-stopping chorus number that has been one of the most popular in recent Broadway history! With a salsa flair and a call-and-response chorus, this song can work equally well as an opener or in