CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY TAKES CINCINNATI
WHO IS pentatonix?
Pentatonix is a Grammy-winning American a cappella group celebrated for their unique vocal harmonies, creative beatboxing, and engaging pop-style covers. The group is made up of five talented members: Scott Hoying, Mitch Grassi, Kirstin Maldonado, Kevin Olusola, and Matt Sallee.
They first gained national attention in 2011 when they won the reality TV competition The Sing-Off, quickly capturing the hearts of fans with their inventive arrangements and powerful performances. What sets Pentatonix apart is their ability to create complex music using only their voices—no instruments required. From intricate medleys to original songs, they craft soundscapes that feel full and dynamic despite being entirely vocal.
Pentatonix is especially well-known for their Christmas music, which has become a seasonal favorite for millions of listeners. Their holiday albums consistently chart and bring a fresh twist to classic songs, showcasing the group’s signature harmonies and vocal creativity. Over the years, they have sold millions of albums and accumulated billions of streams, establishing themselves as one of the most influential a cappella groups in modern music.
Pentatonix Lights Up Cincinnati with Powerful Performance at Heritage Bank Center
On November 24, 2025 Pentatonix brought their signature harmonies and high energy performance to Heritage Bank Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, delivering a standout night of music for a packed crowd.
The five member group Scott Hoying, Mitch Grassi, Kirstin Maldonado, Kevin Olusola, and Matt Sallee took the stage with a dynamic set that showcased the full range of their vocal talent. Performing entirely without instruments, Pentatonix filled the arena with layered harmonies, beatboxing, and crowd favorite arrangements that have defined their sound for over a decade.
The setlist featured many of the group’s biggest hits, including their rendition of “Hallelujah,” the fan favorite “Daft Punk Medley,” and original tracks such as “Can’t Sleep Love.” The audience also responded strongly to their holiday staples, with songs like “Mary Did You Know” and “Joyful, Joyful” adding a seasonal energy to the November show.
Heritage Bank Center provided a fitting backdrop for the performance, with crisp acoustics and an engaged Cincinnati crowd that sang along throughout the night. The show blended polished production with intimate vocal moments, reinforcing the group’s reputation as one of the most recognizable a cappella acts in modern music.
Pentatonix Delivers Another Successful Tour Stop in Cincinnati!
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