Straight No Chaser - In Concert 11/12

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AEG presents, and 104.3 WBBQ welcomes

STRAIGHT NO CHASER - THE SPEAKEASY TOUR

Sunday, November 12th @ 3pm - Bell Auditorium

Tickets on sale Now!

STRAIGHT NO CHASER CELEBRATE SUMMER WITH ANOTHER “SIX PACK”

Live at The Bell Auditorium - November 12, 2017

Tickets on sale NOW

Tickets available online at Georgialinatix.com, SRP Box Office at James Brown Arena, or 877-428-4849.

Red Stamp - Enter to winAtlantic Records recording group Straight No Chaser today released “SIX PACK: VOLUME 3,” their new EP, available now at all music retailers and streaming services.

SIX PACK: VOLUME 3” sees the a cappella group cracking open a number of contemporary pop hits and rock classics, including Bruno Mars’ blockbuster “That’s What I Like.” The track’s official video – recently hailed by Billboard as “cheeky” and “playful” — is streaming now at the group’s official YouTube channel. “SIX PACK: VOLUME 3” is further highlighted by “Sweet Dreams/HandClap Medley” – Straight No Chaser’s one-of-a-kind mash-up of Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)” and Fitz and the Tantrums’ “HandClap” – as well their show-stopping “Beyoncé Medley” (see attached tracklisting).

“SIX PACK: VOLUME 3” follows 2016’s “I’LL HAVE ANOTHER…CHRISTMAS ALBUM,” the world famous a cappella group’s sixth full-length release and first full-length holiday release in seven years. Widely beloved for their trademark takes on Yuletide favorites, Straight No Chaser made their now classic debut with 2008’s “HOLIDAY SPIRITS,” followed in the next year by “CHRISTMAS CHEERS.” Both albums reached the top of the holiday charts at Amazon and the iTunes Store and are now certified gold by the RIAA. Like the preceding “SIX PACK” and “SIX PACK: VOLUME 2,” the new EP continues Straight No Chaser’s long history of bringing their unique touch and inimitable vocal style to a stunning range of contemporary standards. Their most recent non-holiday release, 2015’s “THE NEW OLD FASHIONED,” saw the renowned group putting their matchless touch upon songs spanning The Weeknd and Radiohead to Bob Dylan and Atlantic labelmate Charlie Puth.



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