The Johns Hopkins University AllNighters originated in 1992, and have a repertoire consisting of mostly contemporary pop and rock. They are the only all-male a cappella group at Johns Hopkins.

Performances

Twice a year (once each semester), the AllNighters perform large on-campus concerts. The rest of the year is spent singing at various colleges and functions along the East Coast. Private performances have included the White House, former vice president Al Gore's Christmas party, wedding ceremonies and receptions, corporate dinners, bar mitzvahs, and various private and public schools. However, the vast majority of AllNighters performances occur on college campuses on the East Coast.

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Discography

The AllNighters have produced five albums: Lights Out, Vested Interest, Bowman Drive, Moonlight Lounge, and Insomnia. They are releasing their sixth album in 2007.

Competition

The AllNighters have competed in the International Championship of College A Cappella four times in their history:

1996 ICCA: 2nd Place, Mason Dixon Region. "Best Soloist Award" given to Chiadi Ndumele for "Water Runs Dry."

1998 ICCA: MidAtlantic Quarterfinal champions, followed by 2nd Place at MidAtlantic Semi-Finals. "Best Soloist Award" given to Matt Bernabei for "Hooked on a Feeling."

2000 ICCA: Advanced to and earned first place at MidAtlantic Championship. Advanced to ICCA Finals (finished among top six groups in the competition). "Best Arrangement Award" given to Judd Antin for his rendition of "Never Gonna Get It."

2005 ICCA: Fourth place at MidAtlantic Quarterfinals, followed by a surprise upset first-place victory at the MidAtlantic Semi-Finals. "Outstanding Vocal Percussion Award" given to Joshua Robinson.

Additionally, in 1997 the AllNighters won a Contemporary A Cappella Recording Award (CARA) for "Best Male Soloist" for Chiadi Ndumele's work on Bowman Drive.

External links

Website

Media Page with music clips