The Sing-Off Live! Tour, an offshoot of NBC’s a cappella singing competition, is making its way to South Florida tomorrow. This is the second time they’ve taken their impressive vocal feats on the ...

Where: Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek. Cost: $45 for adults, $25 for kids, $108 for a family four-pack. More information: 970-845-8497, http://www ...

VoicePlay, an award-winning acapella quintet known for their theatrical shows, have released a cover of the popular sea shanty, "Wellerman". Their rendition stands out due to the coordination and ...

OROVILLE — When you combine “original,” “imaginative” and “ridiculous,” you get “origimagidiculous” and the perfect one-word description of VoicePlay, a five-member a cappella singing and theater ...

In the song "New York, New York," Frank Sinatra famously sang "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere" and helped cement New York's image as a city where musicians go to make careers happen.

With ultra-tight harmonies and playful theatrics, the five members of Voiceplay have wowed audiences across the country since their appearance on NBC’s The Sing Off. This Saturday, they will bring ...

In the song "New York New York," Frank Sinatra famously sang "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere," helping cement the Big Apple's image as a city where musicians go to make careers happen.

A cappella group VoicePlay has posted a video to Youtube of the group performing an epic medley of songs from the film Frozen 2! The performance features vocalist Adriana Arellano. Frozen lyricist ...

A capella group Street Corner Symphony performed in “The Sing-Off Live!” Monday at the Wilbur Theatre. PHOTO COURTESY OF STREET CORNER SYMPHONY It’s well-associated with barbershops. It’s a little ...

Growing up in the Orlando, Fla., area, Eli Jacobson was well aware of who the guys in VoicePlay were. "I went to a neighboring high school to where they were going," Jacobson said of the a cappella ...

In the song "New York New York," Frank Sinatra famously sang "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere," helping cement the Big Apple's image as a city where musicians go to make careers happen.