The Four Freshmen
July 9 - 11, 2010 • 7:30pm
$25/$20/$15
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The Four Freshmen perform with that same unmistakable sound of the original group-a vocal harmony like no other. They have strongly influenced many groups over the years including, Take Six, Manhattan Transfer and the Beach Boys. As the 22nd incarnation of the one and only Four Freshmen, their longevity proves they are doing it right!

In concert they perform seminal Freshmen classics Day By Day and Blue World as well sharing some of their favorites with new arrangements that include the irresistible force of Something’s Gotta Give, the melodious Skylark, Early Autumn, September Song, My One and Only Love. Each member is an accomplished vocalist and musician bringing new influences and perspective to a time honored musical heritage.

They are some of the best young jazz talents in the business! The new group not only preserves the Freshmen sound, they enhance it with their youth, vitality and talent giving a new treatment to the Great American Songbook! Performing jazz and pop standards accompanied by a symphony, big band, or self contained it is a show not to be missed.

In their 50 plus year history The Four Freshmen have bragging rights to over 45 albums, an overwhelming 70 top selling singles, and 6 Grammy Nominations. In Session, their most recent release contains material never previously recorded by The Four Freshmen.

The Freshmen enjoy a unique fan club offering the support of over 3,000 members across the United States, Europe, and Japan.

Created in 1948 at Butler University The Four Freshmen are the longest lasting vocal harmony group. The original group comprised of Bob Flanigan, Don Barbour, Ross Barbour, and Hal Kratzsch and is most well known for their hits Blue World, Graduation Day, and Poinciana . Bob and Ross are still actively involved with The Four Freshmen today.