Supported by the Australian Rugby Choir Aled's talent is that he sings with his soul first, his heart second and his voice last. Welsh-born Aled Jones has led us on a astounding musical journey, from roaming through the heritage of Welsh choral singing to a highly-successful career as a magnificent, velvet-voiced baritone. He is credited as one of the most popular presenters on BBC-TV's highly successful Songs of Praise, where his empathy and spirituality has endeared him to over 20 million viewers worldwide. Aled has sold more than 6 million albums world-wide out-selling some of the biggest acts in pop! At school Aled entered for eisteddfodau, local and national singing competitions, which he invariably won. A lady in the congregation at Bangor Cathedral was so taken with Aled's exquisite treble voice, she took the initiative to write to a local record company about his talent. This was followed by three BBC television programs watched by over 18 million viewers and a series of accompanying albums which all achieved gold status. Aled Jones' astounding career had begun. There were several highs like performing with Leonard Bernstein, who treated Alex like a son. He released 16 albums all of which went platinum or gold, and sold six million albums worldwide. He has fast become one of the UK's biggest broadcasters with primetime shows on both radio and television including his flagship programme on BBC Radio 2 Good Morning Sunday. In his immense career has sung for the Pope, The Queen, and the Prince & Princess of Wales. He also sang at the wedding of Sir Bob Geldof and Paula Yates. Aled's concert career goes from strength to strength, a reflection of his ever-growing popularity. His albums have achieved gold and platinum status. His latest release is Reason To Believe, which is the title of his forthcoming Australian tour in October 2008. | 
