Club For Five is Finland's most popular a cappella group, founded in Helsinki around 2000. The five-voice ensemble - Maija Sariola (soprano), Saima Haapanen (alto), Jouni Kannisto (tenor), Juha Viitala (baritone) and Tuukka Haapaniemi (bass) - has released 13 studio albums, six of which have gone gold, and won multiple Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards (CARA). Their repertoire spans jazz, pop, rock, folk and classical music, and the group has performed across Europe and Asia as well as with ensembles such as the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Club For Five launched the 'Suuret suomalaiset' concert tour in early 2026, visiting cities across Finland with a programme featuring nearly 80 songs including 14 new arrangements.
The group celebrated its 25th anniversary with a nationwide jubilee tour throughout 2025, culminating in a gala concert in autumn 2025.
As part of the anniversary year, Club For Five performed an acoustic concert series ('25v akustisesti') in smaller venues around Finland.
Club For Five released the album 'Turn Back Time' in June 2023, featuring a cappella covers of international hits by artists including Madonna, Billie Eilish and Nightwish.
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Jyväskylä Sinfonia and a cappella group Club For Five perform a joint concert where familiar songs are heard in symphonic form.
concert19:00Club For Five and the Air Force Big Band perform the music of Pave Maijasen under conductor Ville Paakkunainen, featuring well-known songs in big band arrangements.
concert18:00A music event at Mikaelin Kirkko in Turku.
concert19:00Finnish a cappella group Club For Five performs a Christmas concert at Sibeliustalo in Lahti.
concert19:00Club for Five performs at Sibeliustalo in Lahti.
concert17:00Radalla Resort's manor celebrates its 170th anniversary with an open-air concert on the lake shore. The vocal ensemble Club For Five performs a 2 x 45 minute programme on Thursday, 30.7.2026.
concert19:00Club For Five and Rajaton perform together as an eleven-member ensemble in the park at Laukon kartano. The two Finnish a cappella choirs present their programme both together and separately.