This dynamic foursome has been electrifying audiences around the world for 21 years. With members based in Dallas, Houston and Nashville, ACOUSTIX has appeared on CNN, NBC's "Today Show," TNN's "The Statler Brothers Show," and two PBS specials. At the turn of the 21st century, ACOUSTIX performed for a global audience of 175 million viewers on "ABC 2000," hosted by Peter Jennings. Their most recent national television appearance was performing the Star Spangled Banner for game six of the 2007 NBA Finals.ACOUSTIX has shared the stage with many talented acts, including The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, LeAnn Rimes, The Dixie Chicks, The King's Singers, Mitch Miller, Isaac Stern, Pete Fountain, Victor Borge, The Four Freshmen, The Gatlins, The Canadian Brass, The Dallas Wind Symphony, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. ACOUSTIX was recently contributed their talents to a new Bill Gaither Homecoming video project Amazing Grace, released in August of 2007. Some of the other artists involved included Randy Owen, the Oak Ridge Boys, Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, the Gaither Vocal Band, the Isaacs and Brenda Lee. The quartet has made close to 1000 appearances in 47 states of the USA and six provinces of Canada. Bookings outside North America have taken the quartet to Japan, Great Britain, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Germany, Australia, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland. Traveling to well over 300 cities around the globe, from Carnegie Hall in New York, Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto to Muse Arc Hall in Tokyo, ACOUSTIX has performed in some of the greatest concert venues in the world. ACOUSTIX predominantly a Capella repertoire showcases a wide variety of musical styles including Vocal Jazz, Gospel, Sacred, Doo-Wop, Contemporary Christian, Patriotic, Inspirational music and even a bit of Barbershop Harmony. From a standard like "Bye-Bye Blackbird" to "I Get Around" from the Beach Boys, to a collection of hits from Simon & Garfunkel, to John Philip Sousa's "Stars & Stripes Forever," ACOUSTIX sings a broad variety of musical selections that appeal to audiences of all ages. The quartet has collaborated with some of the greatest vocal arrangers in the business, including Gene Puerling, Dr. Kirby Shaw and Mervyn Warren to name a few. ACOUSTIX has produced five CD projects since 1991 and have appeared on another 18 audio and video releases. Their latest disc, "O Worship The King" continues their tradition of exploring different musical genres. Two of their releases, "Cool Yule" and "Jazz, Jazz, Jazz", have garnered a combined three nominations for a CARA (Contemporary A Capella Recording Award) in three different categories. Cuts from their first two discs "Stars & Stripes" and "The New Science of Sound" have been included in AMERICAN AIRLINES "in-flight" audio programming. Todd Wilson, Jason January, Rick Middaugh, and Joel T. Rutherford share a combined 100+ years of stage and studio vocal experience. Their emphasis on ENTERTAINMENT has helped create a loyal group of fans. Some of these folks have been known to fly or drive 1000+ miles to see ACOUSTIX perform "live." In 2000, the quartet received an A Capella Community Award for Favorite Barbershop Group from the Contemporary A Capella Society of America.