Come unleash the power of your voice in a joyful evening of improvisational singing, circle songs, and light.
Led by singer, sound healing artist, and keynote speaker Davin Youngs, Chicago Circle Singing is a welcoming, community-centered gathering where singers of all levels come together for freedom, connection, and playful musical expression.
š¶ No Experience Necessary
Whether youāre a seasoned vocalist or someone who just loves to sing in the shower, your voice belongs here. This is an inclusive, supportive space to explore the joy of sound, expression, and community.
š° Feeling Nervous?
We totally get it.
This gathering is designed to be a mistake-free, judgment-free, easygoing environment.
We let go of the rules, restrictions, and fears often found in traditional singing settingsāand just SING. When we do, something truly magical happens.
š§ What to Bring:
ā¢ Water bottle
ā¢ Comfortable clothes and shoes
ā¢ Open heart and playful spirit
šāāļø Whoās It For?
This event is best suited for adults and older teens (15+) with a love for singing and community.
āæ Physical Accessibility:
ā¢ Elevator access to the 2nd floor
ā¢ Seating available throughout the session
šø Media Consent
Photos and videos will be taken during the gathering to help share and grow our community.
By attending, you consent to being included in this media, which may be shared online.
If this scale isnāt accessible for you, please contribute what you can or contact us at chicagocirclesinging@gmail.com for volunteer opportunities or other ways to participate.
š¤ About Chicago Circle Singing
Chicago Circle Singing builds community through the simple yet profound act of collective singing. In a disconnected world, we create a space where voices intertwine, fostering belonging and connection through spontaneous, co-created music. Regardless of background or ability, everyone has a place in the circleābecause singing together isnāt just about making music, itās about making community.
We are a not-for-profit endeavor, fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas. If youād like to discuss hosting or sponsoring future events, please contact chicagocirclesinging@gmail.com
New York Times bestselling author of Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert describes Davin Youngs as a
“beautiful magician of the soul.” The singer and sound healing artist has proved himself
to be a true musical innovator who believes wholeheartedly in the transformational
power of singing, voice and sound.
He is the creator of The RESET, an immersive sound healing experience that he has
brought to iconic spaces and stages like The Kennedy Centerās Concert Hall, Chicago’s
famed Orchestra Hall, Nashvilleās Schermerhorn Symphony Center, Finney Chapel at
the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and the roof of Ace Hotel. This experience features
Davin using improvisational singing through looping devices as well as
overtone-emitting instruments to create a sonic container for restoration and healing.
What makes this experience truly unique is the subtle integration of electronic beats and
the emergence of improvised music that reflects the wonder and beauty of each person
present.
Davin is a featured teacher on the Insight Timer meditation app where his extensive
library of recorded meditations and immersive sound experiences are available for
streaming. Additionally, Davin hosts the highly rated Free Your Voice, Free Your Life
podcast and works with some of todayās most influential singers, performers and leaders
on finding more freedom, authenticity and ease with their voice.
In the lineage of Bobby McFerrin’s circle songs, Davin has a passion and gift for leading
others in improvisational singing. With this in mind, he created VOXUS, an experience
that brings professional and corporate groups quickly and playfully into singing and
spontaneous song. From Coca-Cola to Google to Chicago Public schools, Davin is one
of today’s most exciting voices in well-being, leadership and professional development.
His innovative keynotes have been heard by groups ranging from corporate executives
to community organizers and Presbyterian clergy.
