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Follows the real life stories, high stakes and personal triumphs of the country's top competitive collegiate a cappella teams as they battle it out to win the ICCA Finals.
2015
Singers audition at the start of the new International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella season. Rival groups at Florida State University battle for the same singers. At Northwestern University, the Nor'easters double the size of their team.
A team is put in jeopardy by its soloist. Campus rivals engage in a riff-off inspired by "Pitch Perfect". A singer tries to heal the discord between his group and their opponents.
Rival groups from Florida State University face off in the ICCA South Regional Quarterfinal; a music director makes a risky decision; the Acabelles struggle to create an engaging set; No Comment faces its toughest audience yet.
Rival groups from Florida State University face off in the ICCA South Regional Quarterfinal; a music director makes a risky decision; the Acabelles struggle to create an engaging set; No Comment faces its toughest audience yet.
No Comment's soloist struggles to hit a high note, while a last-minute song change threatens the team's chances; two singers may regret their decision to get tattoos; a music director confronts a team member over the no-dating policy.
The Nor'easters make a last-minute change to their set, causing a team meltdown; while the group's soloist struggles to learn the new lyrics, its president battles stage fright.
All Night Yahtzee's music director refuses to change the set even after the group comes in second at quarterfinals; the director chooses to focus on 'sexy faces' instead of singing and choreography.
The Nor'easters, All-Night Yahtzee, and No Comment battle for the one remaining wildcard slot in the ICCA Finals; the winner will head to New York to compete against seven of the top a capella teams.
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2016
It's an all-new ICCA season, and a cappella teams across the country are looking for new talent to help them make it to The Finals in New York City. This season, we follow two rivalries: at UMass Amherst, sassy all-female S#arp Attitude is on the hunt to replace their beat boxer who left them for their cross-campus rivals, The Hexachords. At the University of Maryland, reigning regional champs Faux Paz is looking more like "Bro Paz." With only one returning female member, this mixed group desperately needs to add female voices. At their regional rival's campus, UPENN's Off the Beat auditions guys for a coveted solo in their set. Competition is so steep in the Mid Atlantic that the two teams can't wait to size each other up, so they challenge each other to a not-so-friendly karaoke battle as a pre-amble to the ICCA season.
Choreography proves difficult for a team in Philadelphia; the search for a beatboxer continues in Massachusetts; one team deal with new recruits who possess bad attitudes.
One team head to the spa prior to a competition, while their rivals try to repair new wounds; alumni arrive in Philadelphia to help their old group, who are working with a Broadway star; the Maryland crew make a challenging decision.
Tonya tries to prove to Kerwin that her ex-boyfriend means nothing to her; Elena is excited as the twins are finally released from the hospital; Tonya tries to get the ladies together to volunteer and build houses for Habitat LA.
