DARLINGTON - The Cat's Pajamas will perform at 7 p.m. March 16 at Darlington High School. The Parents' Music Club is sponsoring the group.
The Cat's Pajamas vocal band is a five-person a cappella group that has been touring around the world since 2005 and has recently been featured on "Next Great American Band," "America's Got Talent" and season three of NBC's "The Sing-Off."
Founded by Brian Skinner, the group entered the national spotlight when they placed in the top 10 while performing their "Oreo Cookie Jingle" for Randy Jackson. After years of performing on Celebrity, Disney, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian cruise ships as guest entertainers, The Cat's Pajamas have performed more than 200 shows per year at the Andy Williams Moon River Theatre and Music City Centre Theatre in Branson. The band also performs at corporate shows, private parties, fairs and festivals, casinos, colleges and high schools across the Midwest.
To date, the group has raised over $120,000 for music education programs.
Tickets may be purchased at the DHS main office or from DHS choir students. A portion of ticket sales will benefit the Darlington music department.
The Cat's Pajamas vocal band is a five-person a cappella group that has been touring around the world since 2005 and has recently been featured on "Next Great American Band," "America's Got Talent" and season three of NBC's "The Sing-Off."
Founded by Brian Skinner, the group entered the national spotlight when they placed in the top 10 while performing their "Oreo Cookie Jingle" for Randy Jackson. After years of performing on Celebrity, Disney, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian cruise ships as guest entertainers, The Cat's Pajamas have performed more than 200 shows per year at the Andy Williams Moon River Theatre and Music City Centre Theatre in Branson. The band also performs at corporate shows, private parties, fairs and festivals, casinos, colleges and high schools across the Midwest.
To date, the group has raised over $120,000 for music education programs.
Tickets may be purchased at the DHS main office or from DHS choir students. A portion of ticket sales will benefit the Darlington music department.
