Farmers' Choir Takes Mental Health Message on Nationwide Tour

September 12, 2026 - 12:19

A choir made up of farmers is preparing to travel across the country to share a message about mental health. The group, formed with the support of Jeremy Clarkson's Hawkstone brand, will perform at 18 venues starting next March and running through April.

The choir was created to give people working in agriculture a space to connect and speak openly about the pressures they face. Farming communities often deal with isolation, financial strain, and long hours, and many workers find it difficult to ask for help. Organizers say the upcoming tour is meant to bring those conversations into the open while also offering an enjoyable night out.

Performances will feature a mix of well known songs and personal stories from choir members. Several singers have spoken about how joining the group helped them through tough periods, and they hope audiences will take comfort from hearing those experiences.

The tour will visit towns and cities across the country, with stops chosen to reach rural areas as well as larger venues. Tickets are expected to go on sale in the coming weeks. Proceeds will support mental health initiatives aimed at farming families. Organizers say the response so far has been encouraging and they believe the shows can make a real difference for people who feel alone in the industry.