When five-voice a cappella group Pentatonix named its tour -- the On My Way Home tour -- the singers were talking about Dallas-Fort Worth. "Home," for three of the five, is in Arlington.
They eventually did make their way home to D-FW this year when they performed in late March at Verizon Theater for a sold-out gig. The band announced today they're releasing a concert documentary on June 18 with footage from the entire North American tour.
Take a look at the trailer:
The doc will cost $14.99 to download on Vimeo.
Pentatonix is easily the world's most popular a cappella group. The five-some found fame by winning TV singing competition The Sing-Off in 2011, then they kept a captive audience by releasing mash-ups of famous radio hits on YouTube.
The band is now determined to make its own music. It's working on a new album now, and "all of it" will be original songs, not covers, singer Scott Hoying says in the documentary trailer.
The Grammy Award winning band starts a new tour with Kelly Clarkson (who's also from D-FW) in July. Pentatonix also made an appearance recently in the aca-awesome Pitch Perfect 2.
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