Experience the global sounds of hope: Salvation Army’s International Staff Songsters to perform in Gloucester

Gloucester is in for a musical treat as the world-renowned Salvation Army International Staff Songsters (ISS) take the stage on Saturday, 15 March, at 7pm at the Salvation Army’s Gloucester Hall. Tickets for this unforgettable evening are priced at £10 per person, promising an uplifting experience for all. Tickets sold at Ticket Source.  

The ISS, celebrated for their exceptional vocal artistry, brings a unique blend of passion, precision, and purpose to their performances. With a rich history of global travel, the choir has performed across the UK, Scandinavia, Australia, Canada, North America, Asia, Africa and South America. These international experiences have not only shaped their music but also infused it with a universal appeal that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds.   

Captain James Addis, leader of The Salvation Army in Gloucester, shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming concert:   

“We are thrilled to welcome the International Staff Songsters to Gloucester. Their music is a gift to the soul—a beautiful expression of peace, hope, and love that will undoubtedly bless everyone who attends. Having travelled the world, their music carries a richness and depth that speaks to the heart. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their sound, this is an evening you won’t want to miss.”   

“Don’t miss this opportunity to be moved by the power of music that transcends borders and brings warmth to even the coldest of days. Join us for an evening of melody, inspiration, and community.” 

Adding to the excitement, Gloucester’s own Cliff Matthews, a dedicated member of the ISS for 15 years, will be part of the performance. His involvement highlights the deep connection between the choir and the local community.   

The choir’s visit doesn’t end with the concert. On Sunday, 16 March, they will enrich the church’s 10:30am Sunday Service with their inspiring music, followed by a special Praise Meeting at 3pm.   

As one of the leading voices of The Salvation Army’s musical mission, the ISS continues to touch lives across the UK, Ireland, and beyond. To learn more about their work and follow their journey, visit their website: [International Staff Songsters | The Salvation Army](https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/iss).