Mužský sbor Vlčnov is a men's folk choir from the South Moravian village of Vlčnov in the Slovácko region, active in its current form since 2003, with roots going back to 1981. The 23-member ensemble sings folk songs from the Vlčnov area and the wider Slovácko region in their unaltered, traditional form. The choir is a fixture at the Vlčnov Ride of the Kings - a folk ceremony inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2011 - and performs regularly at local harvest singing events and other regional folklore gatherings.
The Vlčnov Male Choir performed at the King's Ride 2026 (May 30-31), when the Vlčnov king Marek Dacík became the historically hundredth documented king in writing.
The choir participated in June 2026 in a slivovitz tasting in Vlčnov, as documented by the photo album on its website.
The choir was part of the King's Ride 2025 program in Vlčnov, where it performed at several accompanying events including Music-making Around the Village.
The Vlčnov Male Choir sang at the opening of František Pavlica's exhibition at the Na Měšťance Gallery as part of the King's Ride 2024.
In October 2021, the choir celebrated the 40th anniversary of its founding at an event in Jedovnice.