PHOTO: Kassie Allison | February was a busy month for Oklahoma show choirs, with travelers accumulating 2000+ miles traveling to states across the region.

By Kortney Minnick, Texas contributor The Texas Show Choir season is off and rolling! What to Know About Mixed The season started at the Cowtown Classic on February 7th, with Keller Central Voices of Central making a statement, sweeping the field towards a Grand Championship. This left Keller Blue Lights with a second place trophy for the first time in Texas, to a Texas ensemble, since 2023. Not to mention, they went home caption-less, a rare sight for the established ensembl

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | A move into the thick of competition season has resulted in the deepest field yet in Trochella's four-year history.

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | From the Tulsa stalwarts to the small towns to new programs and beyond, Oklahoma show choirs will take a big step forward in 2026.

A consistently deep field gathers in the Cornhusker capitol, two national powers reprise last year’s meeting a bit earlier in the season, several quality choirs make their way to Sioux Falls, the Minnesota season starts at Bloomington Kennedy, and a late addition makes Ankeny Centennial a sleeper field to watch.

From all reaches of Missouri to Kansas and even some Oklahoma groups, this season promises to bring more than its fair share of close battles and surprises.

Show choirs across the country are preparing for the 2026 season. From #51 Davenport North to #75 Chesterton and all the choirs in between, get caught up just in time for the season.

A group from Kansas shook out as the winner of the FAME finals, a North Carolina group pulled an upset for their first win, and an Oklahoma group stayed chalk to end the season.

A national championship, a state championship, and a rare Oklahoma contest are on tap for the final big show choir weekend of the season.

Millard West, Mitchell, and Brownsburg all took key wins as their seasons wind down, while Fairfield claimed a decisive season-end triumph.

Lewis Central, Marysville, Sioux City East and Avon deliver some of the biggest battles of the weekend.

PHOTO: Derrick Knight | Three competitions have happened and three are left in the Texas show choir scene.

Plus, Euclid and La Crosse continue to be successful in their breakout seasons.

PHOTO: Nathan Ensley | Texas will see a unique Thursday-Saturday competition slate this weekend.

From Alabama to Indiana to Iowa to Missouri to Ohio, six of the nation's show choir competitions will deliver the best action this weekend.

By Anne Marie Wright, Heartland contributor Well, it was another extremely interesting weekend for show choir in Missouri. Joplin In the...

By Anne Marie Wright, Heartland contributor There are several big competitions happening this weekend in the greater Missouri, including...

From new competitions to new groups to new directors, Texas show choir will be bigger and better than ever before in 2025.

Three of the nation’s top groups held firm atop the standings and defended their territory, while four out-of-state groups partied in Wisco.

The lineups are deep this weekend, both in quantity and quality. From Wisconsin to Missouri to Iowa to Nebraska, the action will be tight.