I have been LOVING conducting the Muswell Hill Popchoir this past few weeks! Popchoir founder Helen contacted me at the start of June to ask if I could lead the choir until the end of term. Luckily I was able to park my usual Wednesday night commitment, to step into the role of Muswel

What a joy it is to sing concerts, to travel and perform, and to record in the studio.  I’d always been grateful to do this work, but since the disruption during 2020/21 caused by the Covid pandemic, there’s been an extra layer of gratitude at play. During that hiatus,  I&

The year of 2020 has been a doozy, that’s for sure.  People around the world have had plenty of time to reflect on what we’re doing in our lives… and I’m no exception.  I took a quick look at a running list I made between 2001 and 2016, and saw that during thos

So I admit it – I’ve been REALLY bad at keeping this ‘news’ page updated for AGES now.  I hit a major bump in the road in mid-2017, with the deaths of both parents and serious illness of my brother.  Everything happened at once, and it took a very long time to

The Guardian chose to feature Rachel’s version of ‘Stay Awake’ from Mary Poppins in a new short film about the effect of music on the brain. Scientists analysed the way singer Laura Mvula responded when she listened to music. The recording of ‘Stay Awake’

Composer/pianist Ben Dawson has written a load of songs with the theme of SOCIAL MEDIA. Like it or loathe it, it’s the air which many of us breathe thesedays. See and hear Ben’s take on this very modern phenomenon, on Rachel’s music page.

Press release by LGBB: The London Gay Big Band (LGBB) has teamed up with thirteen of the UK’s leading vocalists to record their debut album ‘Brave’ at Abbey Road Studios. Tipped to be one of the most exciting jazz releases of the year, the album is a unique collaboration between the L

Saturday 14 February 2015, 7.30pm
Wilton's Music Hall, London E1 8JB
London Gay Big Band
Rachel Weston and Stephen Duffy vocalists

Saturday 28 April 2012, 7.30pm
The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester

The Halle Orchestra
Benjamin Pope conductor, Rachel Weston and Gary Williams vocalists
Introduced by Ava Astaire McKenzie