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The 3 groups were all so different, but all wonderful! It was great to see them doing some comedy with their talented singing. We laughed pretty hard at many funny moments. It was also a wonderful surprise to see the North Shore and Tufts groups from previous seasons. They were all very good! All in all it is a great show!
It was a very fun show. Not only did they sing beautifully, but also they entertained and made us laugh a lot. Very simple stage setting, but their performance made the house fully decorated. I would definitely recommend their show and love to see them again.
We were prepared to love this show but it was truly amazing. It flowed for two hours with perfect harmonies, energetic choreography, and plenty of humor. The top three groups from the 2013 season (Filharmonics, VoicePlay, and Home Free) all sang individually and together. The evening also included a couple of song skits, a number with just beatboxing, and performances by two local acapella groups (the Tufts Bubs and North Shore). It's rare to see so much genuine talent on one stage.... And everyone sounded better than on TV. The Wilbur Theatre was a perfect venue for this show too. If you get a chance to see the Sing-Off tour this year, do it.
Show was amazing. Music was great and the performers were not only musically great but really funny as well. I would definitely go again and recommend to friends. My complaint is with the back of house. Spotlights were not on all performers half the time. Sound seemed to be off for encore number. Usher kept coming in during performance and loudly showing people to their seats. A+ for performance, D for Wilbur Theater back of house.
The Sing-Off groups were terrific: like the opening Filharmonics the least, but Voice Play and Home Free were outstanding. The "theater" acts, that involved sound effects and were a departure from the "sing a song" format of Sing-off, were over the top.
Everything from the venue to the show itself amazing! Not only was it great musically but it was funny and I didn't want it to end.
My two teenage daughters are big fans of acapella and really enjoy The Sing-Off on TV. The Wilbur is a great, small venue for this kind of show and we thoroughly enjoyed all the performances. I'd like to see a few more women on stage, though!
We were the first stop on the tour. There were only 3 groups from the television show, the Filharmonics, Voice Play and Home Free but they really rocked the house. Love the acapella play on music. Look forward to seeing this again in the future
Home Free lit up the stage and bass, Tim Foust, stole the hearts of all females present with his rendition of Josh Turner's "Your Man." These guys blend like melted butter, and their humor was charming, indeed. Heatbox stepped in and stole the show, as he ably filled in for Adam, the new daddy. Voice Play and the Filharmonic were also a joy to hear and see. The highlight of the evening was Voice Play's hilarious take on a car ride with sound effects that had the audience roaring! Highlights from the Sing-Off were big crowd-pleasers, and the surprise, unplugged finale was a blessing.
The show was absolutely amazing! Not only was the singing incredible, but it was extremely entertaining and unexpectedly funny as well. A plethora of talent within the 3 performing groups. The VIP experience was so-so. Was told to arrive at 5:00, no one showed up at the table till at least 5:30 and did not get to meet the groups until almost 6:00. We were in a hallway way too long and only had 1 picture with all 3 groups combined (was expecting 3 different pictures) and only had seconds to actually be in the same room with them. The individual performances were awesome to hear them without any sort of electronic enhancement. When we found out that people sitting at our table was able to get those seat without the VIP package (a difference of $110 per ticket), it was a little disheartening as the VIP program was not that great. However, the show more than made up for it and hope they have an excellent tour!!!
The voice band on the tour were a class act, this is the first concert where my wife stayed awake and thoroughly was riveted by the performances. The three college groups that opened the show were good, but the real entertainment started when the Filharmonics came on stage. The show continued to get better with each act. Voiceplay was exceptional, the individual singers all had their own personalities which made the show that much better. Then Home Free came on stage and blew us away.
HOME FREE is AWESOME!!!! I loved listening to them sing. The guy singing bass was......WOW~~~ KNOCK me out AWESOME!!!
