All American Boys Chorus offers patriotic songs and displays of the USA flags representing the country and military segments.

You may not have to travel to California to see The All-American Boys Chorus. Though they do perform in the state, they also travel around the globe, singing in sweet, youthful voices and beautiful harmony that captures the essence of Americana, spiritual and a show tunes that lend themselves to special events.

Wearing bright red matching jackets and navy slacks, this California-based singing group is not to be confused with the Princeton-based American Boychoir, an established group with its own special school.

The California choir performs a 40 - 50 concert tour and is unique in that applicants for the choir need not have previous singing experience. Personality is a plus in being selected for this group which experiences an extensive tour and performance schedule. Parents are probably the biggest supporters of their youth as they must be prepared to sponsor and pay for their kids' trips. Ranging in age from 8 to 15 years, the youth sing not only at churches, weddings and corporate functions, but are invited to perform at various cities and special events around the globe. While they are lesser known that the Princeton, New Jersey boys singing choir, the are popular for their similar appearance and repertoire.

Singing with the likes of recording artist Josh Groban, the choir appeared on a television production, Christmas from Disney.  Because many of their concerts are held in California, the boys generally come from a region surrounding Costa Mesa where they practice. Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange County are the three main counties that the talent comes from, and auditions are regularly announced on their website for open positions that become available (see taabc.org)

In existence for over 30 years, the choir has recorded many cd's and records during that time. Current cd's include holiday samplers, tour songs and several other cd's sold on their website. Claiming over 1,000 alumni, those who have participated in the program enthusiastically continue to support its mission and very existence after they have grown up. The organization, operated as a non-profit, accepts donations and support.