Phoenix Children’s Chorus will take on music from the British Invasion at a performance this spring.

“Rock the Night: British Invasion,” a concert style fundraiser celebrating the iconic music that changed the world, will take place Saturday, March 7, at the historic Shrine Auditorium in Phoenix, 552 N. 40th St.

Inspired by legendary UK artists from the 60s through today’s chart toppers, “Rock the Night” brings the sound, style, and spirit of the British Invasion to life through performances by Phoenix Children’s Chorus.

“It is a night where music brings people together in a fun, unforgettable way, while directly supporting young singers and the experiences that help them grow on and off the stage,” Troy Meeker, artistic and executive director, shared in a press release.

Guests will enjoy an evening that combines live choral performances with themed dinner stations, a hosted bar, and fundraising experiences inspired by the music that defined generations. Throughout the evening guests will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of fundraising activities, including a silent auction, live auction, raffle prizes, and more.

“From the music to the atmosphere, this gala is designed to feel like a true rock concert with a purpose,” Becky Vining, “Rock the Night” gala co-chair stated. “Every ticket, every bid, and every moment of the evening helps ensure that more children have access to the joy, discipline, and confidence that choral music provides.”

Proceeds from “Rock the Night: British Invasion” support choral education, scholarships, and performance opportunities for youth across the Valley.

Visit phoenixchildrenschorus.org/gala for tickets.