This spring, the 'Tones join the Harvard Krokodiloes and the Yale Whiffenpoofs at Carnegie Hall for an afternoon of a cappella music you can't afford to miss. The concert falls on the twentieth anniversary of a landmark benefit concert featuring the three groups at Carnegie Hall in 1988, which raised over $40,000 for world hunger. Since then, the Tones, Kroks, and Whiffs have performed together in a series of concerts for charity on some of New York's largest stages. Tickets are now on sale to the general public at www.carnegiehall.org or at Carnegie Charge (212) 247-7800. We hope to see you there!

The Tones held their quadrennial JAM in Richardson Auditorium on December 1st, featuring guest dancing group BodyHype. It was an unforgettable night of musical entertainment with selections ranging from Tigertone staples to brand new arrangements. All proceeds from the concert were donated to Princeton Against Cancer Together, which supports a variety of cancer related charities.

In the summer of 2007, the Tigertones had a spectacular time on their tenth biennial World Tour! For 5 weeks, the group traveled all over Europe, performing in exciting destinations including London, Oxford, Nice, Paris, Munich, Berlin, Bern, Geneva, Amsterdam and more! The group performed at a range of venues, from private parties to U.S. Embassies and everywhere in between. At every stop we were greeted by sunny skies, welcoming hosts and receptive audiences; in short, the Tour was incredible.

The Tigertones most recent album, Ten Til Midnight, is now available for purchase. The album was recorded in the Spring of 2006, and the Tigertones couldn't be prouder of the result. Featuring brand new arrangements of contemporary hits and long-forgotten classics, as well as a selection of Tigertone staples such as "Shower the People," "Loch Lomond," and "The Long and Winding Road," the album showcases the group at its very best. Please visit our online store to purchase Ten Til Midnight today!

In early October 2006, six generations of Tigertones descended on Princeton's campus for a weekend-long celebration in honor of the group's sixtieth anniversary. The weekend began Friday evening when the undergraduate group shared the stage with internationally renowned men's group Chanticleer to rave reviews (click here to see a review that appeared in Princeton's Town Topics).

Saturday's activities included an alumni brunch, an afternoon full of rehearsing and singing in the arches around campus. That evening, the alumni gathered in Princeton's Icahn Center for a cocktail reception and banquet. The day concluded with an exodus en masse to Blair Arch, where nearly one hundred alumni sang songs spanning the group's sixty year history late into the night.

Following breakfast in the lobby of Alexander Hall the next morning, successive generations of Tones took the stage in Richardson Auditorium, each presenting a selection of songs from their era. The weekend came to a close as all the Tigertones took the stage at once to sing four timeless Tone staples, including Mood Indigo, The Song Is Ended, The Orange Moon, and of course, Coney Island Baby.

The weekend, all in all, was a tremendous success, and the Tones couldn't be more excited for the NEXT major anniversary, by which time the current members too will have long joined the alumni ranks.

Special thanks to Chanticleer and to all the Tone alumni who helped make this event so wonderful.