Our Dementia Choir

Vicky starts her search for choir members, meeting people with different types of dementia. Former teacher Chris has frontotemporal dementia which leads to increasingly disinhibited behavior. The youngest choir member is 31-year-old Dan, who was diagnosed with a rare form of genetic Alzheimer's. He seizes the opportunity to take part in an experiment that could help find a cure in the future.

As the study to see whether singing in the choir has any measurable physiological effect comes to an end, Vicky announces a plan to perform in front of 2,000 people. However, it's not long before the challenges faced daily by the choir threatens to derail the entire project as members struggle to learn the new songs. With Vicky and choir master driving them forward, can they wow the crowd?

Four years after forming a choir to help people diagnosed with dementia, Vicky McClure gets the band back together. To help raise awareness of the problems faced by those with the condition, she plans to record and release a single. In the process, Vicky and the singers walk in the footsteps of The Beatles when they become the first dementia choir to record at the legendary Abbey Road Studios.

Vicky sets the choir their biggest challenge to date, singing live on stage with pop superstar Tom Grennan in front of 20,000 people at a rock festival. She's desperate to engage a younger audience in her fight to create awareness around huge issues and spread the message further than ever before. But how will the dementia choir deal with the pressure of thousands of screaming fans?