BYU’s 2025 tour season showcases a diverse array of talented ensembles, each with its unique focus and style:  Vocal Point & Noteworthy  These two a cappella groups will join forces for an 8-performance tour through Nevada and Arizona from January 24 to February 1, 2025. Vocal Point, a seven-man ensemble, is known for their harmony, humor, and remarkable vocal percussion. Noteworthy, comprising seven female vocalists, offers a diverse repertoire spanning pop, rock, jazz, hip-hop, and spiritual genres. Together, they promise a dynamic and captivating performance.  Young Ambassadors  This group of singer/dancers and technical crew members will embark on two tours. Their 5-show mid-semester tour in Utah and California (February 10-15) and 10-performance extended tour in Brazil (April 29 to May 16) will showcase American musical theatre with contemporary music and dance. The Young Ambassadors have a rich history dating back to 1970 and have performed in over 68 countries.  Ballroom Dance Company  Known for their elegance and energy, the Ballroom Dance Company will tour Nevada and California for 5 performances (February 25 to March 1), followed by an 8-show extended tour in Southeast Asia (April 29 to May 14). Their performances feature a variety of dance styles, including Latin, swing, and waltzes, presented in a theatrical environment.  BYU Singers  This vocal ensemble will tour Italy, Greece, Switzerland, and Belgium, with 12 performances from May 1-20. While specific details about their 2025 tour are not provided, BYU Singers typically perform a wide range of choral music, from classical to contemporary pieces.  Chamber Orchestra  The Chamber Orchestra plans a 9-show tour in Australia from May 4-19. This ensemble performs a repertoire of classical and contemporary orchestral works, showcasing the talents of BYU’s top instrumental musicians.  Living Legends  This group will perform 8 shows in Montana and Western Canada from May 1-17. Living Legends typically celebrates the native cultural heritage of the Americas and the South Pacific through a vibrant display of song and dance.  These tours not only showcase the diverse talents of BYU students but also serve as cultural ambassadors, sharing American performing arts with audiences around the world. Visit pam.byu.edu for more information or to purchase tickets.  

The BYU Singers are spreading holiday cheer with the release of their new EP, Rejoice, featuring a collection of beautifully arranged Christmas favorites. The highlight of the release is a festive rendition of Good Christian Men, Rejoice, accompanied by a music video that brings the beloved carol to life.  The Good Christian Men, Rejoice music video highlights the BYU Singers’ talents in a simple yet beautiful way. Filmed in a rustic barn as choir members dress in warm winter clothing, surrounding a manger, the video reflects the humble beauty of the nativity story. In addition to Good Christian Men, Rejoice, the Rejoice EP includes One Sweet Little Baby, a tender lullaby, Carol of the Bells/Shchedryk, an energetic rendition of the holiday classic, and Silent Night, a serene performance of the timeless hymn. These songs come together to capture the spirit of the season, offering something for everyone to enjoy. The Rejoice EP and Good Christian Men, Rejoice music video are now available on all major streaming platforms, offering listeners a chance to celebrate the Christmas season with the BYU Singers. Watch the music video here. Listen to the EP here.

BYU Vocal Point is bringing the holiday spirit to life with their latest single, “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays.” Just in time for the holiday season, the release promises to be a cheerful addition to everyone’s holiday playlist. Accompanying the single is a vibrant and personality-filled music video that perfectly captures the joy and energy of the season. “This is my second year in the group, and I can honestly say that this was the most fun I’ve had in a video shoot,” says Vocal Point member Sterling Stowell. “The guys agreed that the difference is that it has that creative Vocal Point ‘magic’ that makes the group what it is. We hope it spreads as much joy as we had creating it!” Known for their incredible harmonies and captivating performances, BYU Vocal Point proves once again why they are fan favorites during the holidays. “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” is a fresh and energetic take on the beloved holiday classic, sure to be a hit with fans of all ages. Celebrate the season with BYU Vocal Point, and let the holiday cheer begin! Watch the music video here. Stream on your favorite platform here.

The BYU Young Ambassadors have released their latest music video, “Once Upon”, just in time to bring the holiday spirit to audiences worldwide. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the mountains near Provo, Utah, this enchanting production captures the beauty and magic of the Christmas season. “Once Upon” showcases the Young Ambassadors’ signature blend of heartfelt performance, stunning visuals, and exceptional musical artistry. With its serene mountain setting and festive charm, the video evokes a sense of wonder and reflection, celebrating the joy and peace that Christmas brings. The music video is now available on YouTube and major social media platforms. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer to the Young Ambassadors’ work, “Once Upon” is a heartwarming addition to your holiday traditions. Watch “Once Upon” Now: [Click Here]

BYU Noteworthy has released their latest music video, Goodness of God, a moving tribute to God’s love and faithfulness. Set against the backdrop of Provo Canyon’s vibrant fall colors, this heartfelt production is a powerful blend of musical excellence and spiritual devotion.   The video for Goodness of God brings together breathtaking natural beauty and the group’s signature harmonies to create an unforgettable experience that speaks to audiences of all ages. With themes of gratitude and faith woven throughout, the single offers a poignant testimony of God’s enduring goodness, inspiring listeners of all faiths. In the video, each Noteworthy member wears a shirt featuring a favorite spiritual thought, adding a personal touch to the project. These stories are shared on the group’s Instagram (@byunoteworthy), giving fans a glimpse into their individual journeys of faith. “With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we are feeling extra grateful for the goodness of God in our lives!” say the members of Noteworthy. “Filming this music video has reminded us of how merciful and loving He is. We hope you can feel His love through it, just like we have.” Experience the beauty and inspiration of Goodness of God here.

The BYU Men’s Chorus has released a new four-track EP, I Need Thee Every Hour, which includes a blend of spirituals and Broadway classics. The EP includes heartfelt gospel songs such as I’m Gonna Sing When the Spirit Says Sing and Steal Away, celebrating the rich tradition of spirituals. These tracks honor the powerful emotional depth of this genre, rooted in African American history. Broadway artist Dallyn Vail Bayles joins the choir on two tracks, bringing his powerful voice to I Need Thee Every Hour and the moving Bring Him Home from Les Misérables. Known for his roles in the touring productions of The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, and many others, Bayles adds a poignant dimension to these pieces, seamlessly blending his Broadway experience with the choir’s stirring sound. In addition to the EP, the BYU Men’s Chorus has released a music video for I Need Thee Every Hour, bringing the piece to life in a visual format and inviting audiences to connect with its emotional message in a deeper way. Listen to the EP on your favorite streaming platform here. Watch the Music Video for I Need Thee Every Hour here.