Week 4: Group Number
Six of the remaining groups come together for a collaborative performance of “Rhythm of Love” by the Plain White T’s.

Week 4: Deltones Sing “Edge of Glory”
The University of Delaware Deltones perform Lady Gaga’s “Edge of Glory.”

Week 4: Deltones Sing “You Can’t Hurry Love”
The Deltones perform “You Can’t Hurry Love” by The Supremes.

Week 4: Pentatonix Sings “Your Love Is My Drug”
Pentatonix puts an electro spin on “Your Love Is My Drug” by Ke$ha.

Week 4: Pentatonix Sings “Piece of My Heart”
Pentatonix takes on Janis Joplin’s classic “Piece of My Heart.”

Week 4: The Collective Sings “Rocketeer”
The Collective puts its own twist on “Rocketeer” by the Far East Movement.

Week 4: The Collective Sings “Hold On I’m Comin’”
The Collective performs “Hold On I’m Comin’” by Sam & Dave.

Week 4: North Shore Sings “Lazy Song”
North Shore steps outside its comfort zone with a performance of “Lazy Song” by Bruno Mars.

Week 4: North Shore Sings “Unchained Melody”
North Shore gets back to their ’60s roots with their rendition of “Unchained Melody” by the Righteous Brothers.

Week 4: Dartmouth Aires Sing “Animal”
The Dartmouth Aires give a high- energy performance of “Animal” by Neon Trees.

Week 4: Dartmouth Aires Sing “Pinball Wizard”
The Dartmouth Aires perform The Who classic “Pinball Wizard.”

Week 4: Sonos Sings “Viva la Vida”
Sonos performs the Coldplay hit “Viva la Vida.”

Week 4: Sonos Sings “I Want You Back”
Sonos puts a modern spin on “I Want You Back” by the Jackson 5.

Week 4: Elimination
The Deltones, Pentatonix, The Collective, North Shore, the Dartmouth Aires and Sonos anxiously await the judges’ decision.

Week 4: Sonos’ Swan Song
Sonos performs “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday” by Boyz II Men for their final performance.

Week 3: Group Number
Six of the 12 remaining groups come together in part 2 of the season premiere for a collaborative performance of “Somewhere Only We Know” by Keane.

Week 3: Kinfolk 9 Sings “Price Tag”
Kinfolk 9 performs Jessie J’s “Price Tag.”

Week 3: Kinfolk 9 Sings “Let It Be”
Kinfolk 9 performs “Let It Be” by the Beatles

Week 3: Afro-Blue Sings “American Boy”
Afro-Blue put their own unique twist on Estelle’s “American Boy.”

Week 3: Afro-Blue Sings “I Heard It Through the…
Afro-Blue performs “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” by Marvin Gaye.

Week 3: Delilah Sings “Whataya Want From Me
Delilah gives an emotional performance of “Whataya Want From Me” by Adam Lambert.

Week 3: Delilah Sings “Heat Wave”
Delilah takes on the ’60s hit “(Love Is Like a) Heat Wave” by Martha and the Vandellas.

Week 3: Vocal Point Sings “The Way You Look Tonight”

Week 3: Vocal Point Sings “Never Say Never”
Vocal Point channels heartthrob Justin Bieber with their rendition of “Never Say Never.”

Week 3: YellowJackets Sing “Dynamite”
The University of Rochester YellowJackets perform the Taio Cruz hit “Dynamite.”

Week 3: The YellowJackets Sing “Can’t Take My…
The YellowJackets perform “Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You” by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

Week 3: Urban Method Sings “Just Can’t Get Enough”
Urban Method takes on the Black Eyed Peas with their performance of “Just Can’t Get Enough.”

Week 3: Urban Method Sings “Dance to the Music”
Urban Method performs “Dance to the Music” by Sly and the Family Stone.

Week 3: Kinfolk 9′s Swan Song
Kinfolk 9 performs “Loser” by Beck for their final performance.

Week 3: Elimination Wrap-Up
Sam Tsui explains the judges’ reasoning behind the elimination of Kinfolk 9.

We’re back again with week 2 of The Sing Off 2011. Below you’ll find the videos from all of their performance. Plus, we have the list of Sing Off music with links to each of the Sing Off groups performance music on iTunes.

Week 2: Group Number
Eight of the 16 groups come together in part two of the season premiere for a collaborative performance of “Sing” by My Chemical Romance.

Week 2: Dartmouth Aires Sing “Higher Ground”
The Dartmouth Aires put their own spin on Stevie Wonder with their performance of “Higher Ground.”

Week 2: Messiah’s Men Sing “People Get Ready”
Messiah’s Men perform “People Get Ready” by The Impressions.

Week 2: Sonos Sings “Wicked Game”
Sonos croons Chris Isaak’s hit, “Wicked Game.”

Week 2: Soul’d Out Sings “Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In”
High school group Soul’d Out performs “Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In” by The 5th Dimension.

Week 2: The Collective Sings “Rolling in the Deep”
The Collective performs Adele’s smash hit, “Rolling in the Deep.”

Week 2: The Deltones Sing “Feels Like Home”
The University of Delaware Deltones perform “Feels Like Home” by Randy Newman.

Week 2: Pentatonix Sings “E.T.”
Petatonix takes on Katy Perry’s hit song “E.T.”

Week 2: North Shore Sings “Runaround Sue”
Doo-wop veterans North Shore perform Dion’s “Runaround Sue.”

Week 2: Elimination Round 1
The first four groups anxiously await the judges’ decision.

Week 2: Elimination Round 2
The second four groups anxiously await the judges’ decision.

Week 2: Soul’d Out’s Swan Song
Soul’d Out sings “Mama I’m Coming Home” for its final performance.

Week 2: Messiah’s Men’s Swan Song
Messiah’s Men sing “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” for their final performance.

Time for a look at the Sing Off Week 2 Preview!

Eight more groups compete in part two of the season premiere.

In case you missed The Sing Off Week 1 (possibly because you were busy watching Dancing with the Stars), we’ve got all The Sing Off week 1 performance videos for you to enjoy. Plus, I’ve linked to the Sing Off music on iTunes as well.

Week 1: Group Number
Eight of the 16 groups come together in the season premiere for a collaborative performance of Pink’s “F-in’ Perfect.”
Group’s version:

Week 1: The YellowJackets Sing “Wavin’ Flag”
The University of Rochester YellowJackets sing World Cup anthem “Wavin’ Flag” by K’naan.

Week 1: Vocal Point Sings “Jump Jive an’ Wail”
Vocal Point gives a high-energy performance of the Brian Setzer Orchestra’s “Jump Jive an’ Wail.”

Week 1: Fannin Family Sings “Who Says”
Fannin Family gives a heart-warming rendition of “Who Says” by Selena Gomez.

Week 1: Delilah Sings “Grenade”
All-girl group Delilah performs “Grenade” by Bruno Mars.

Week 1: The Cat’s Pajamas Sing “Some Kind of Wonderful”
The Cat’s Pajamas showcase their playful energy with their performance of “Some Kind of Wonderful” by Grand Funk Railroad.

Week 1: Afro-Blue Sings “Put Your Records On”
Afro-Blue gives a soulful performance of “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae.

Week 1: Urban Method Sings “Love the Way You Lie”
Urban Method gives a heart-wrenching performance of Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love the Way You Lie.”

Week 1: Kinfolk 9 Sing “Secrets”
Kinfolk 9 give a moving performance of “Secrets” by OneRepublic.

Week 1: Elimination Breakdown
Digital Correspondent Sam Tsui explains the judges’ reasoning behind the elimination of Fannin Family and The Cat’s Pajamas.

I must admit that I think the Sing Off is going against some tough competition tonight for The Sing Off 2011 Premiere. It’s going up against the powerful and popular Dancing with the Stars. Plus, it has the finale of Hell’s Kitchen. Plus, the premiere of comedy night on CBS. DWTS is obviously going to take away the most viewers since it likely has a very similar audience. I’ll be interested to see the ratings for tonight.

If you like a capella, then you’re going to enjoy this video of Sami Tsui Medley
The Sing-Off Digital Correspondent Sam Tsui sings an a cappella medley of songs from the judges.

Even their correspondent can sing.

This evening you could also check out NBC Live. Looks like NBC is working to provide a social TV watching experience. I’ll be interested to see how that goes for NBC. No doubt we already to much of this on twitter (you can follow me on @tvblog).

I found another great video introduction of the Sing Off 2011 cast. Sam Tsui does a good job introducing the various a cappella groups they have on this season of The Sing-Off. Does anyone already have a favorite? Mine is the BYU group Vocal Point since that’s where I went to college.

Meet the Contestants with Sam Tsui
Digital Correspondent Sam Tsui introduces the 16 groups of The Sing-Off Season 3.

I know I’m pretty excited to see NBC really investing in The Sing-Off. I love seeing amazing talent get rewarded. Well, The Sing-Off season premiere is happening September 19, 2011 at 8/7c on NBC. I’m interested to see how Sara Bareilles is as a judge. I love Ben Folds as a judge and Shawn Stockman is fine.

Here’s an extended preview of The Sing-Off 2011:

Also, some pictures from The Sing Off 2011:

Then, a couple other NBC videos showing how cool A Cappella can be and the amazing sounds you can make just with your voice.
16 Groups, One Tool

Straight Up A Cappella
Warning: the following sounds were produced entirely with the human mouth.

The summer 2011 lineup of TV shows is just around the corner. Today I came across one on NBC called Love in the wild. Ten men and ten women set out on the adventure of their love lives. It’s kind of a mix of Bachelor, Big Brother, I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and Amazing Race. Hot guys and girls being romantic has been a winner on TV for a long time. We’ll see how this one does. Filming in the wild is harder than it looks.

I read a recent article that NBC is quite happy with their Sing Off December editions and they’re rolling out a full weekly version of the Sing Off in Fall 2011. Congrats to Sing Off! I’m really looking forward to seeing this as a weekly reality TV show on NBC. Sing Off Season 3 is currently casting for the Fall 2011 Season of Sing Off at the Sing Off Casting page.

Also, check out Committed’s Audition video below.