Pentatonix is an American a cappella group formed in Arlington, Texas in 2011. Originally consisting of Scott Hoying, Mitch Grassi, Kirstin Maldonado, Avi Kaplan, and Kevin Olusola (with Matt ...

Pentatonix was born in 2011 as a vocal group from Arlington, Texas. Its name, a play on ‘pentatonic’ which is a musical scale containing five different tones, represents the group’s five members..

Grab your pitch pipes -- "The Sing-Off" has announced the lineup for its two-hour finale on Monday night. Special guests Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo will sing their 1984 hit duet “We Belong ...

Pentatonix, an American a capella group known for their covers of pop songs and holiday classics, was formed in 2011 after a successful run on TV singing competition series “The Sing-Off.” Pentatonix ...

Pentatonix will perform on Nov. 14 at Acrisure Arena as part of its "The Most Wonderful Tour Of The Year." During a recent interview, beatboxer and vocalist Kevin Olusola said the band has never ...

As for the over-arching appeal of Pentatonix, he said the magic was there the minute he saw them on “The Sing Off” 12 years ago. “It was the first group to me that was able to cover popular ...

Since winning “The Sing-Off,” the group has kept four original members but brought in one replacement when bass singer Avi Kaplan embarked on a solo career in 2017. Pentatonix quietly ...

Pentatonix got its start on the NBC series "The Sing-Off" and grew in popularity through YouTube videos of a mix of pop cover songs, holiday standards and their own songs.

Pentatonix has lent its talent to the White House and promoted coronavirus vaccine boosters. ... Pentatonix rose to fame in 2011 when the group won "The Sing-Off," a competition show for vocal groups.