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See Will Martin in Thames this June!




FREE FRIDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT

Friday June 23rd 2023 at 2pm St Georges Church Thames THAMES HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC STUDENTS

Thames High School Music Students will present vocal and instrumental performances in a 45 minute free concert

Enjoy Hot soup and a bun after the concert for $5, Koha accepted


By no means a strictly classical singer, Will is renowned for his engaging performance style, alluring personality, and expressive voice across multiple musical genres. Live performances have included world-renowned stages and festivals from London’s Royal Albert Hall, Henley, and Hampton Court Palace, through to the Basel Military Tattoo in Switzerland.

His debut album – A New World – went double platinum here in New Zealand, and when it was released in the United Kingdom it launched at Number 1, making him the youngest man in musical history to top the classical charts. Will’s inimitable voice has been heard on all seven continents. He is a regular performer at the world’s most prestigious governmental ceremonies and international sporting events, at such illustrious venues as Westminster Abbey, Wembley Stadium, and Chicago’s Soldier Field.

Will has led the New Zealand national anthem for the All Blacks ten times, and more recently, was honoured to present his arrangement of Requiem For A Soldier (the theme from Steven Spielberg’s Band Of Brothers) at the Auckland Museum’s ANZAC Day service, for His Royal Highness Prince William.

“I can’t wait to return to Thames to perform next month, having been working overseas for the bulk of the Kiwi summer … Returning home to entertain New Zealanders is always the greatest reward for my international touring … see you soon !!”

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