All American Boys
 Chorus

Voices of Route 66

“Voices of Route 66” is a national education and media initiative created by the All-American Boys Chorus to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Route 66. Through music, storytelling, and youth engagement, the project honors the historic Mother Road as a symbol of American mobility, cultural exchange, and shared national identity, while celebrating the communities that live, work, and travel along its path.

Countless Songs, One Voice.

The All-American Boys Chorus is founded on the belief that boys have the potential for greatness. It is remarkable to consider a child in this way but we know it to be true. With training and determination, a boy’s voice produces a unique sound of unparalleled beauty that has been used for over a thousand years to entertain, uplift, and inspire.

At the core of the project is a professionally produced audio and video recording featuring the All-American Boys Chorus performing at iconic and historically significant locations along Route 66. These performances are designed to visually and musically capture the spirit of the road, highlighting its landscapes, landmarks, and local character while bringing renewed attention to its enduring legacy during the Centennial year.

To extend the project’s educational impact, Voices of Route 66 includes an elementary school outreach package that introduces students to the history and cultural importance of Route 66 through guided listening, interactive activities, and curriculum-aligned learning materials. This component supports classroom instruction and community programming, ensuring that the story of the Mother Road is shared with the next generation in meaningful and accessible ways.

The project also features a PBS-style narrative media package created for distribution to local and regional media outlets across the Route 66 corridor. By combining performance footage, historical context, and youth perspectives, Voices of Route 66 supports Centennial celebrations nationwide, amplifies local storytelling, and reinforces Route 66 as a living American story—honored through collaboration, education, and the voices of young people.