Described by The Times as a group that has "stayed in character over four decades, yet retuned itself to the times" and by Gramophone as "enchanting the ear from first to last note" The King's Singers are truly remarkable.  They continue to be one of the most sought-after and critically acclaimed vocal ensembles in the world.

During their 2009/10 season The King's Singers will give concerts at Cadogan Hall in London, Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, York, Oxford, the Sage Gateshead and the Royal Albert Hall in the UK while their extensive touring schedule will take them to the USA, and throughout Europe and Scandinavia.  They will also give concerts in Japan, China, Taipei and South Korea.

With a discography of well over 100 recordings The King's Singers have garnered both awards and significant critical acclaim. Their recent studio album Simple Gifts was awarded a Grammy in 2009.  An EP titled From the Heart will be released in February 2010.  March 2010 will see a smooth-jazz-inspired album, Swimming over London, made available. A world premiere recording of Music for Vespers by Pachelbel with Charivari Agréable will go on sale in June 2010.

The King's Singers have an extraordinary history on television with PBS broadcasts in the US and numerous appearances for the BBC in the UK and on European and Far East channels.  This season they perform on Songs of Praise (BBC One) three times, including a Christmas special in December 2009.

In addition to their sold-out concerts worldwide, The King's Singers share their artistry through workshops and master classes and through their arrangements which are sung by schools, college choirs and amateur and professional ensembles the world over.