Although international tours are only made once every 4 years, the choir travels around the U.S. for 2 weeks every year during its annual national tour in mid-late February.

The choir has had four conductors since its founding in 1920,[1] through which it grew under Paul J. Christiansen,[2] who conducted it from 1937-1986.

It has performed in venues including Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center.

The Concordia Choir, in collaboration with The Concordia Orchestra as well as several other choirs on campus, performs in the annual (Emmy Award winning) Concordia College Christmas concert, which is occasionally broadcast on public radio[4] and annually on PBS or other public stations throughout the United States.

[5] The choir has released recordings, which are sold by Concordia College.