The Vocal Point Family

I often get asked questions about Vocal Point- How often to they perform? Where do they travel? Do they arrange all of their own music?- and so I thought I would start a blog for anyone who loves Vocal Point like I do, and wants an inside look. Please feel free to ask me any questions you have (yes, 8 of the members of Vocal Point are unmarried, and 6 are single- and looking!). I am happy to tell you what I know. So, without further ado, I hereby launch this blog!

It sounds funny to say, but Vocal Point really is like a second family. Whenever they leave town, Jake comes home full of stories of late night heart-to-hearts, jam sessions, and delicious food. Isn't that what family is all about? I often get asked how often they go out of town. The answer? Often! There have times where they have been out of town literally every single weekend for almost two months. Those times are much more bearable for us wives/girlfriends than when they go to Nauvoo for two weeks, or Hawaii for a week.

That is another part of the Vocal Point family: the wives. Well, for now I am the only Vocal Point wife, but I like to think that all of us women who are somehow attached to members of Vocal Point, are part of the family too. When they go out of town we get together for girls' nights and do things to try to distract us from the fact that our better halves are missing. At a recent girls' night we watched a fantastic movie that I had never seen before- Runaway Jury. If you like law, suspense, or John Cusack, then this is the movie for you! Before watching this movie, the jury was out (pun intended) on whether or not I liked John Cusack,  since my only exposure to him was his performance in the movie Serendipity, I didn't have much to go on. But now, I think he's a great actor, and I highly recommend this movie! I apologize for the little tangent, but really, it's great.

Yesterday Vocal Point performed for the second time this year (their first performance was up in Vernal on Friday) at the BYU Parent's Weekend lunch. They did fantastic! Also, Trevor, Cody, and Bryce did a great job of picking out this year's costumes- they look dashingly handsome. The new blue took a little getting used to, but it's growing on me. Having heard some of the new guys talking, I know there was some nervousness floating around, but you wouldn't have guessed it from how they performed. The choreography looked great, and the new guys have learned solos, choreo, and songs impressively fast! Well, that concludes this post. Farewell all my fellow Vocal Point fans, until next time!