UA Nuance Tickets

So much energy--and infectious fun! The senior songs were fantastic, and the musical medley was amazing. It was a wonderful evening all around!

A very emotional show. With seniors that are graduating. Such an awesome group of young men.

My husband and I took our 7 year old son. We all enjoyed it. It was great we were able to pick out our own seats also. We'll defiantly be back again when they play in the area.

We all had a wonderful evening of acapella music watching Kanga Blue and Nuance! The first set was all Christmas tunes ranging from classics to contemporary ending with an awesome "story" of The Grinch performed by twin bass members. So much fun! The second half was full of fun arrangements of current pop tunes including a fun girl power medley and a great boy band tribute. The evening ended with former members joining in for a touching tribute to the legacy of Nuance.

We absolutely loved Nuance. Their performance was fun and entertaining. They are a talented group of guys that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of life. I truly enjoyed seeing their brotherhood and zest for music and life. I will be on the look out for more of their performances.

I went to see UA Nuance figuring they'd be OK, but was surprised at how entertaining they were. Their singing is excellent, but they have fun on stage and with the audience and that made the show even better.

What a talented group of young men with excellent voices and great command of their music. The variety of song selections and their performance was a testimony to how great of a concert this was for all present. The house was packed and the energy, precision, showmanship, created a rare experience for the audience. Their articulation, harmonizations, arrangements of music was second to none. They truly represented the University of Akron well with a superb performance of a variety of songs and resulted in a superior performance. Well don Men, you are all truly gifted. keep living your dream.

I've always been a fan of Nuance ever since I first learned they existed. I've looked forward to their Christmas concerts every year, and was glad to see them moving onto a bigger stage, even if it was no longer free to attend. As much as I loved it, and as much as I understand why they made changes, I wish they had still done things the way they used to. This time around, it was all suits and regular songs with holiday songs mixed in. In the past, the first half of the program, they dress up to a particular theme, then sing regular songs and save all the Christmas songs for after intermission.