It was a hot July evening in 1979. A small group of men opened their doors - waiting and wondering if anybody would show up. To their great surprise, 99 men appeared and a chorus was born.
To create musical experiences that strengthen our role as a leader among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and performing arts organizations, and expose new communities to our message of equality.
For over 40 years, the Chorus has built an international reputation for musical excellence while remaining deeply rooted in service to the Los Angeles community.
GMCLA's And The Beat Goes On has been everywhere this week! Take a look at some of our press: GMCLA's Artistic Director Ernest Harrison appeared on CBS LA to discuss this weekend's show! Our guest artist Nicole Heaston went on KTLA 5 to discuss the show with host and fellow guest artist Melvin Robert! Plus, both of our guest artists were featured in Broadway World and the Beverly Press!
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" featuring Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles, now streaming on Apple Music , Spotify, and YouTube . We have a secret we’ve been keeping! GMCLA is featured on Josh Groban ’s new album, CINEMATIC , out May 8! You can now listen to the iconic performer’s new recording of “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” accompanied by the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles . Our Executive Director & Producer Lou Spisto had this to share: “Josh Groban and his produce
Melvin Robert performing with GMCLA in 2018. Phot Credit: Gregory Zabilski The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA) welcomes home Emmy-Award winning host and GMCLA alum Melvin Robert as guest artist joining previously announced guest soprano Nicole Heaston for AND THE BEAT GOES ON Celebrating R&B, Motown, gospel, and musical theater at the historic Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills for two concerts only on March 21 and 22, 2026 Tickets are now on sale at www.GMCLA.org ! S
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EXPLORE VIDEOS
Enjoy videos of past performances from the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles!
