Vocalosity

I did not know what to expect so as the show went on you just become engrossed because of its ever changing unexpected events. The talent is overwhelming.

Music of every kind has a way to affect you, it was really a wonderful experience, such talent, every single singer held their own.

Deke Sharon did a wonderful job assembling a diverse and complimentary group who did an amazing job. Every part of the show was perfectly put together. I've seen other a cappella groups before that were not as great and still others who were the bar that all others are measured by. This group was definitely towards the top.

These guys were good. New songs, old songs. Everything in between. They started out and finished strong. Beatles, Motown...they tackled everything to a Tee. I wish it had been longer. They came out and played for over and hour and after a short intermission came out and played again for almost 45 minutes. Hard to believe they used no instruments

This group was wonderful. They sang a variety of music from the Beatles to whoever is hot now. Our favorite two songss were when they sang Hallaluya and when they sang without their microphones on. Would definitely see it again.

This was a wonderful show! I especially loved the vocal percussionists. Good humor; great harmonies. I would prefer for most shows, not just this one, to be an hour and a half with no intermission, rather than two hours with an intermission. I also thought the parts about beating alcoholism and growing up chubby and gay detracted. At least the other 10 either didn't have such issues or chose to not reveal them. I do think music has many wonderful powers, but I go for the show, not those personal revelations. Still it was a joy to hear what voices alone are capable of.

Vocalosity is an amazing group. I was awe struck by their voices. Sounded like more like instruments many times than just a few voices together. A must see!

Vocalosity was "pitch perfect" with performance! Great covers, amazing voices, awesome dancing and wonderful ensemble effort!

I really enjoyed the show. A lot of variety and creativity. I was surprisingly very impressed

Everybody knows those kids from high school, college, or even church choir who stand out and have something special about them. Vocalosity is the all star team of those individually exceptionally vocalists who somehow come together to be even better than the sum of their impressive parts. So the singing, harmony and arrangements are...pitch perfect. However, the personality and individuality of these kids really comes through in almost every segment. That's what made the show great for me. I laughed as much as I was serenaded.

Extremely entertaining for any age group. Lots of great talent, and I love that they featured a high school group as their opener!

Vocalosity was such an amazing show! Their talent still has me in awwe! This show is great for many age ranges. I was able to share this event with people of ages 12-53. We all loved it and continue to talk about it! I can't wait to see them again!

Vocalosity was truly amazing! The singers could do such incredible things with their voices, and were real people who were clearly having fun. They did awesome acapella arrangements of familiar songs, often with "sets" from different bands (Beatles) or music genres (Motown, rock). I thought the show would make for a fun evening, and it exceeded my expectations. My entire family LOVED it!

One of the best shows I have seen in a long time. Incredible vocals, staging, energy, joy, and fun! I took my husband, 12 year old daughter, and her friend. ALL of us loved it.

The show was fun, clean, and well-done. They have so many talented singers. While the first "act" was great, the second "act" was amazing. We went from full belly laughs to tears and back to joy again. Thanks, Vocalosity, for showing us that music is the language of happiness, and that when used properly, it can lift like nothing else.

The venue was quite impressive, but the show held only a few memorable moments. The sound was not the best and some performers sounding like they were screaming through the show. One of the overhead lights onstage kept panning forward right to our section and we had to cover our eyes it was so bright. It was like an eye doctor shining 1000 lights into your eyes. The show has potential, but most of the time it appeared as though 12 people had just met and began singing together. We could not feel the connection between them, albeit there were some moments that worked. A Cappella groups usually have a "story" behind their creation and they have been together for a while. One of the volunteer ushers talked to my husband like he was a small child (she had short hair) and basically snarled at us at after we tired to get out of her way when she was seating guests. I could not see her name on her name tag or would I have reported her nasty attitude and rude behavior. She should volunteer to stay home in the future.

This is a ridiculously talented group, with a whole lot of heart! My wife and I attended the show in Springfield, Ohio over Valentine's Day weekend. With every single song, they upped the ante. The vocals were incredible. In the first half, walk through the history of acapella with clever arrangements of classic Beatles songs. Experience an affecting and beautiful rendition of Hallelujah. The Motown selections and Shut Up and Dance are other highlights from Act 1. When we reached intermission, we thought we'd mostly seen what the group had to offer... but then came a show-stopping rendition of Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love. Simply incredible. During this song and others, the vocal percussion/beat boxing is on display here unlike any other show, and it is amazing. Expect a heartfelt connection with the performers toward the end when individual performers briefly share their story, including specifically chosen songs. And, in the end, they literally drop the mics... singing to the crows without modern amplification.

What an awesome show!!! Lots of fun and loved the variety of songs and personal stories from some of the group. Could have done without the audience participation song, seemed like a filler, to me,

The members of Vocalosity are incredibly talented. There's no dispute there. The song choice was also well chosen, covering a fairly wide range of music. However, the cheese factor was simply too high. It felt like an acapella show from 10 years ago. Acapella music has evolved past the cheese. Groups like Pentatonix have taken acapella away from the dorky and into something hip. The show was overly theatrical for my tastes, and the humor inspired more eye-rolls than laughs. It was at its best when the members were allowed to just SING, which they all were excellent at.

This group has a lot of energy. The show got better as the night went on. With a little more polish this will be a great show. For the price it is worth going if you enjoy acapella music.

Nothing but "Pure Talent". My family and I had and AMAZING TIME!

Vocalosity is an outstanding show with exceptionally talented performers. I had received the show tickets as a gift and did not know what to expect. I cannot even begin to stay how thrilled I am that I attended this show. I have told all of my friends that if they get the chance they MUST SEE THIS!!!!!! I have also booked tickets for their performance in Boston Ma. I am very excited!!!! The show is exhilarating, energetic and engaging - GREAT NIGHT OUT!!!!

These people were absolutely fantastic. Super energy, amazing voices and it sounded as if they had a 10 piece band behind them when, in fact, they were making all the musical sounds themselves! Highly recommend them. A MUST see!!

Vocalosity gave a variety of ages something to connect with and enjoy. The group showed the power of acapella and were dynamic and entertaining in the process. They exposed their love of music and gave us an evening to remember.

Didn't know what to expect and to my surprise it was an amazing night. Talented, fun, energetic, felt like a Broadway show.