Effective period / Period of releases: 1972 - 2017

Members: Colin Mason, Nigel Short, Paul Phoenix, Robert Chilcott, Brian Kay, Nigel Perrin, Simon Carrington, Anthony Holt, Bruce Russell (2), Chris Gabbitas, Bill Ives, Alastair Hume, Christopher Gabbitas, Jeremy Jackman, Robin Tyson, Alastair Thompson, David Hurley (3), Gabriel Crouch, Philip Lawson, Timothy Wayne-Wright, Stephen Connolly (2), Nicholas Ashby, Jonathan Howard, Christopher Bruerton, Julian Gregory (3), Patrick Dunachie

The King's Singers is a British vocal ensemble founded May 1, 1968 in Cambridge, England.

Countertenor singers Alastair Hume & Nigel Perrin, Tenor singer Alastair Thompson, Baritone singer Simon Carrington & Anthony Holt, Bass singer Brian Kay were the former members of the ensemble.

The King's Singers are now Patrick Dunachie (countertenor), Timothy Wayne-Wright (countertenor), Julian Gregory (tenor), Christopher Bruerton (baritone), Christopher Gabbitas (baritone) and Jonathan Howard (bass).