The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society (RWAS) has announced that the Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir will perform in the Main Ring on the opening day of the 2026 Royal Welsh Show.

The choir, formed by Jeremy Clarkson as part of a campaign for his Hawkstone brewing business, has since become known for raising awareness of mental health issues within the farming community.

The group recently won the 2026 final of Britain’s Got Talent, becoming the first choir to claim the title.

The performance will take place on Monday, July 20, at the Royal Welsh Showground in Llanelwedd, where thousands of visitors are expected to attend.

RWAS chief executive Aled Rhys Jones said: “We are absolutely delighted to welcome the Hawkstone Farmers’ Choir to the Royal Welsh Show. Their performance on the Monday in the Main Ring, in front of thousands of visitors, will be a truly special occasion.

“This will be their first official performance in Wales since winning the Britain’s Got Talent final, and we are incredibly excited to share that moment with our audience. Many members of the choir are also members of the Royal Welsh and have a strong connection with the Show, which makes their appearance here even more meaningful.”

The choir’s lead lady soloist, Rosie Jones, a beef and sheep farmer from Mid Wales, said: “What an honour to be invited to sing at the Royal Welsh Show 2026. This fairytale journey just keeps growing, but the greatest thing to come from it is the community we’ve built within the choir and beyond.

"In a time of hardship, uncertainty and loneliness, the choir has become a place of connection, support and understanding. If our journey inspires others or helps even one person, then we are incredibly proud of that.

"Thank you for giving us the opportunity to continue spreading our message of hope and positivity across the farming and agricultural community and to everyone who has supported us along the way. We wouldn’t be here without you.”