Singarama: Life is a Highway
March 26-28, 2026
Grab your keys, start the engine, and jump into the journey of life with Singarama: Life is a Highway, a show that celebrates the adventures, challenges, and milestones we all encounter along the road.
From the carefree days of youth to the twists, turns, and triumphs of adulthood, this year’s production explores the stages of life through music, storytelling, and performance.
With songs that spark nostalgia, moments that connect to the present, and stories that inspire hope for the future, this show is designed to resonate with audiences of all ages. Get ready for a heartfelt, uplifting ride that reminds us that life is truly a highway, filled with memories made, lessons learned, and the excitement of what lies ahead.
Get to Know Singarama
How is Singarama judged?
Singarama is anonymously judged by faculty, staff and notable Alumni. Thursday night’s performance is mock-judged to give the acts practice. Friday and Saturday performances are judged on one of the following categories, with the coveted overall Sweepstakes winner being awarded on the final night.
- Entertainment
- Vocals
- Choreography
- Visual Elements (sets/props/costumes)
- Theme
Who participates in Singarama?
Students from every corner of campus participate in Singarama. The Greek Life Social Clubs are divided into teams that rotate each year and friends from other organizations are welcome to join any show. Singarama hosts are selected by audition and entertain the audience between contemporary between acts. If you're a student with talents or skills to showcase, Singarama is for you!
Where do I buy a ticket?
Alumni, students and community members eagerly await Singarama each year. Attendees are sure to experience the heart of Music City while enjoying performances from some of the best entertainers Lipscomb has to offer! Student tickets are available using a promo code delivered via email. Tickets will NOT be sold at the door, so be sure to buy tickets in advance of the event.
student participants
From Singarama's Past
Each group of students is responsible to write, choreograph, sing and produce their own 25-minute act.
Singarama will celebrate 60 years of tradition in 2023.
Student performers entertain the crowd by performing hit songs and group numbers between shows.
Each group is responsible for set, costume and staging design as part of their show.