Maccabeats CD Launch Concert
Wed. Mar 28, 2012 at 7:00pm
See a bigger version of the jacket art for "Out of the Box" here.
Join us as Lamport Auditorium will be packed to capacity on March 28th for the highly anticipated release of the Maccabeats new CD.
The group released its first album, Voices from the Heights, in March 2010. In November, they released "Candlelight", a Hanukkah-themed single. The song garnered international attention and became a YouTube sensation, receiving over 7 million hits.
The Maccabeats will be launching their new CD, "Out of the Box" at a concert at Yeshiva University. The CD boasts an array of 11 new songs and arrangements.
The Maccabeats have performed at venues all across the world, from The White House to Hong Kong (and everywhere in between.)
Be the first to hear these new songs.
The group released its first album, Voices from the Heights, in March 2010. In November, they released "Candlelight", a Hanukkah-themed single. The song garnered international attention and became a YouTube sensation, receiving over 7 million hits.
The Maccabeats will be launching their new CD, "Out of the Box" at a concert at Yeshiva University. The CD boasts an array of 11 new songs and arrangements.
The Maccabeats have performed at venues all across the world, from The White House to Hong Kong (and everywhere in between.)
Be the first to hear these new songs.
Tickets can be purchased at this website.
This is very exciting! The title of the Maccabeats second, highly anticipated album will be "Out of the Box." Pretty catchy, but I don't think it tops "Voices from the Heights." Anyway, the title of the album isn't what's really important, it's the songs!
I can't wait to hear the new CD- and see how many, if any, of my predictions for songs to be included were right.
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