Groups

Founded in 1993, 58 Greene is the second oldest a cappella group on campus. They're a multicultural, gender-inclusive a cappella group whose members are united by a strong passion for making music and creating a close-knit community.

Amazin' Blue (AB) is the oldest all-gender a cappella group on campus. Beyond competing and performing for the University, AB's ultimate goal is to inspire a love of a cappella in their audiences.

Founded in 2015, Annappella is the first and only Chinese a cappella group at the University of Michigan.

The Compulsive Lyres are a tight-knit family of upbeat, sarcastic, motivated musicians known for their unique arrangements from a variety of different genres.

The DJs are a fun-loving, gender-inclusive group of people with an intense passion for ear-opening music. In addition to their concerts every semester, the DJs compete annually in the ICCA.

Nine men, four voice parts, and plenty of awful dance moves. The Friars have been "entertaining" audiences for over 60 years, and are proud members of the University of Michigan Men's Glee Club.

(g)imble is a co-ed a cappella group recognizable for its tight-knit bond and eclectic musical interests. It prides itself on its harmonious balance of rehearsing and having fun.

The Michigan G-Men (short for Gentlemen) are the premier all-male a cappella group at U of M. They are known for their collective love of music, and always bring their trademark passion & energy (ener-G!) to the stage.

Good News is a non-denominational Christian a cappella group at the University of Michigan aiming to share the gospel on campus through song and vocal performance.

Founded in 1979, the Harmonettes are proud to be the University of Michigan's first and oldest a cappella group for women and gender non-conforming individuals. They pride themselves on their unique sound, inclusivity, and tight-knit friendships.

Heartbeat A Cappella is the only philanthropic a cappella group at the University of Michigan! This non-competitive group cultivates community relationships by partnering with on-campus groups, volunteering, and raising money for different charities every year.

The University of Michigan's first fusion a cappella group, Maize Mirchi frequently performs on campus and across the country. Operating by the motto "South Asian-inspired, but never required", they aspire to build a beautiful, musically inclined family full of love and mutual respect.

Midnight Blue is a treble a cappella group through the University of Michigan Women's Glee Club. Their members share a passion for personal empowerment and expanding their musical horizons.

Formed in 2011, the Sirens are an all-female identifying a cappella group dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment, exploring their vocal abilities, and supporting each other as the Leaders and the Best.

The Sopranos are a fun-loving, tight-knit treble a cappella group at the University of Michigan. Founded in 2001, they are dedicated to creating a supportive community of musicians.