NOW BOOKING THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON — 2027 AND 2028 DATES  ·  CALL TO BOOK: 800-277-6863
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For presenters and talent buyers

Two shows, two seasons

Both are built by the same four voices, both are clean, and both have been filling rooms for a long time. Which one you want depends mostly on the month.

Roughly ten months a year

The Music of America — 35

The 35th anniversary season. Pop vocals, tight harmony and sharp comedy, drawn from the best American music from the 1940s through today — the songs an audience already knows before the first chorus.

Built for fairs, festivals, performing arts centres, conventions, conferences and corporate dates.

Late November and December

Ha Ha Holidays

The holiday show, and it sells. The same vocal work with a Christmas programme and the comedy turned up — a night audiences bring their families to and come back to the following year.

Books early. A December 2027 slot is usually decided in the first months of 2027.

What both shows have in common

Clean, every time

Nothing in either show will embarrass whoever signed the contract. That has been true for thirty-four years and it is the reason corporate and family audiences keep rebooking.

A full production, and we bring it

Complete PA and stage lighting travel with the show, run by our own sound engineer — and a lighting engineer where the venue calls for one. The music is a cappella; the production is not scaled down to match. Think of the way an act like Pentatonix is staged.

The rig carries outdoor audiences of 1,000 to 2,000. Grandstands and festival main stages are well within it.

Sound is run by Donny Brown, formerly drummer, lead singer and songwriter with The Verve Pipe. Lighting by Jeff Hayes, formerly facility manager at the Charlotte Performing Arts Center — he has run a venue, so he knows what he is asking of yours.

Works for every age in the room

Grandparents and grandchildren at the same show, both entertained. Rare, and it is what makes this an easy sell to a mixed community audience.

Ready to talk about a date?

The booking form asks what is needed to quote properly the first time — which show, the venue, your production and marketing situation, and the budget. It takes a few minutes and saves a week of email.