Deke Sharon and Pacific Edge Voices: Super Groups A Cappella

Grammy-nominated Pacific Edge Voices is unique among Bay Area vocal ensembles for presenting an annual set of a cappella jazz and pop concerts – and has done so since its founding in 1980. 

PEV joins forces with Deke Sharon, the much-acclaimed “father of contemporary a cappella” who was the music director for the Pitch Perfect movies and NBC’s The Sing-Off competition.

Super Groups A Cappella! is a high-energy show of a cappella arrangements of songs by your favorite groups from across the decades – ABBA, Beach Boys, Beatles, Blondie, BTS, Commodores, Destiny’s Child, Devo, Fleetwood Mac, Kiss, Pointer Sisters, Police, Queen, Radiohead, Rascal Flatts … and more. This all-ages concert truly has something for everyone.

About PEV:

Founded in Berkeley, CA, in 1980, Pacific Edge Voices’ rich history has included artistic collaborations with composers and artists of all genres including John Adams, Dave Brubeck, David Lang, Bobby McFerrin, Meredith Monk, Sufjan Stevens, Sweet Honey in the Rock, Oakland Symphony, among others. PEV has toured internationally and debuted at Carnegie Hall in 2005. More information at pacificedgevoices.org. 

 

About Deke Sharon:

Born and still living in San Francisco, Deke Sharon has been performing professionally since the age of 8. Heralded as “the father of contemporary a cappella” this performer, arranger, music producer, author, producer and coach is credited by many as being responsible for the current sound of modern a cappella. He has worked in movies (Pitch Perfect), television (NBC’s The Sing-Off and  Disney+ Best in Snow), on Broadway (In Transit and Unmasked) and tours internationally as a performer, arranger and coach.