Emily Haig Soprano

Emily Haig enjoys a varied career as a soprano vocalist entertainer for cruises, corporate events, concerts, outdoor picnic proms and as a national anthem performer at many of the nation's top sporting and commemorative fixtures.

Emily Haig is an in-demand, charismatic concert star performer with a special edge, able to wow audiences with a sensational and unforgettable show, whatever the occasion. Her classical, musical theatre, iconic pop / rock, crossover and festive programmes are delivered with energy and style, with music from Sondheim to Bryan Adams to Puccini and everything in between.

Emily is a popular choice for concerts, corporate events and outdoor Summer Proms and regularly headlines internationally with her own solo shows in the luxury cruise and hotel industries, always to enthusiastic and appreciative audience acclaim.

Emily has twice toured the UK as the special guest of The Voice himself, international tenor Russell Watson, and has performed for royalty including King Charles III, Prince William and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Edward, and Sophie.

In addition to travelling the world as a star performer, Emily is the UK's most popular national anthem vocalist, celebrating her 11th anniversary in this role in 2025. Performing for the nation's most high-profile sporting and commemorative events, including at the nation’s centre for remembrance, the National Memorial Arboretum, and Emily has 60 live TV broadcasts to her credit, on Sky, BBC, ITV, Peacock and Channel 4.

This includes 30 performances at the iconic Wembley Stadium for fixtures such as the Men’s and Women’s FA Cup Finals and twice at the heart of Formula One, Silverstone Circuit, for the British Grand Prix, live broadcast to over 400 million worldwide. Other sports she has represented include Vitality International Netball, EIHL ice hockey, championship boxing, rugby league and rugby union and in many languages representing the teams involved.  July 2022 saw Emily on the pitch at Old Trafford, live broadcast via BBC1 performing the National Anthem on behalf of the England team for the first game of the 2022 UEFA European Women's Football Championship, which was won by our Lionesses.

Following the sad occasion of the death of our beloved Queen Elizabeth II, Emily performed the first God Save the King on the Accession Day (10 September) at Ashton Gate Stadium and Cinch Stadium for Northampton Saints and was proud to perform the first God Save the King at Wembley Stadium for the England v Germany Nations League fixture.

Emily is pleased to be a guest headliner with Warner Leisure and for many of the world’s luxury cruise lines, performing extensively worldwide.