The DC Accidentals
The DC Accidentals are a co-ed, semi-professional pop a cappella group from the Washington, D.C. area. The 12 member group covers pop music from Natasha Bedingfield to Blondie and Kenny Loggins. The DC Accidentals have recently performed at The Kennedy Center's Millenium Stage, The Arlington Run and Sylvan Amphitheater.


The Georgetown Phantoms
Founded in 1988, The Georgetown Phantoms are a group of 18 Georgetown University students performing rock, pop, and R&B a cappella music. In recent years the Georgetown Phantoms have sung with Bobby McFerrin, opened for Chingy and Black Eyed Peas, performed at the State Department and the Kennedy Center, and maintained a yearly repertoire of 40+ songs. They also co-host the annual invitational D.C. Acapella Fest. 

In TouchIn Touch is a vocal ensemble that began as a touring and marketing gospel choir for Columbia Union College in 2000. Over the last nine years, they have traveled and performed in California, Texas, North and South Carolina, New York and New Jersey. In touch has received many awards and accolades and continues to share their love of gospel music to audiences all over the United States.


UMD Treblemakers
The University of Maryland Treblemakers is an all female a cappella group that was founded in 1989. They released their first album in 1996 and continue to make sweet music, both with alumni and new members. The UMD Treblemakers have performed all over the east coast, inlcuding twice performing at Disney World. They organize and perform at SPAMfest and SPAMjam at the University of Maryland each spring and fall.