Glee Episode 11 “We Built This Glee Club” airs Friday March 13, and here’s what we know about the episode so far. In Episode 10, Dalton burns to the ground, which brings The Warblers and New Directions together into one big super choir. They face off against Vocal Adrenaline, now headed by Sue Sylvester, in the Sectionals competition.

Read More: Bonus Spoiler! In the finale (airing March 20) fast forwards at one point to 2020. Future Rachel is pregnant! She also wins a Tony.  I’ll have a spoiler post all about that up very soon. In the meantime, Click for a roundup of spoilers. I’m keeping that post updated continuously.

As you can tell from this production still, the New Directions/Warblers win sectionals.

Here’s the Official FOX Studios Press Release (Source)

Well aware of the dire implications should the new New Directions/Warblers supergroup fail to defeat Vocal Adrenaline at Sectionals, the infighting among the gleeks begins to take its toll on morale, prompting the team’s two weakest dancers, Spencer and Roderick, to seek the uncompromising help of Kitty in order to improve their moves and bolster their odds at victory, and leaving one gleek to decide how far he is willing to go for a chance at victory. Sam and Kurt’s concern over Rachel’s looming decision to return to Broadway before completing her degree at NYADA continues to grow. While they each try to convince her to complete her studies, former flame Jesse St. James makes an unexpected visit – and a startling admission – in a bid to convince her to take the job. Meanwhile, Sue remains full of surprises as her all-out assault on Will and the Glee Club reaches heretofore unseen heights.

“We Built this City” Song List (source)

Listen To Your Heart
We Built This City by Jefferson Starship sung by Vocal Adrenaline
Mickey by Toni Basil sung by Vocal Adrenaline
Take Me To Church by Hozier sung by New Directions/Warblers – Roderick with Kitty and Jane
Chandelier by Sia sung by New Directions/Warblers – Madison and Kitty with back-up Jane
Come Sail Away by Styx  sung by New Directions/Warblers – Mason, Madison, Kitty, and Spencer

The Falconers from the John James Audubon Institute for Rehabilitative Ornithology are the third group. Their song “Broken Wings” isn’t available for Download.

Check out a few song teasers from Instagram: New Directions/Warblers sing Chandelier. And Here. New Directions/Warblers sing Take Me to Church

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FOX Promo

http://youtu.be/LVoALg4nm8U