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Boyce Avenue: Boyce Avenue is one of the coolest bands right now who's known for their amazing gift to sing cover songs nearly better than the original.
They have performed and collaborated with vocalists like Kina Grannis, DeStorm, the Jabbawockeez, among many others.
Their music is truly amazing, but what sets them apart is their overall sound that makes them sound so original despite the fact that they're singing covers.
They've toured across countries like the Philippines and Britain, and they make frequent visits to both at the same time.
They are definitely going to come back here in Britain pretty soon with shows that will surely mesmerize you, so be sure to watch out for those events.
They are completely different compared to other artists, especially since their lead vocalist, Alejandro Manzano, has a beautiful voice that will surely shock you.
Boyce Avenue is one famous band that is definitely going to keep growing, and one band that's worth watching.
Boyce Avenue: Boyce Avenue at Waterfront Hall live on Thursday, 28 June 2012 in Belfast, County Antrim. A popular live music event taking place on the Thursday, 28 June 2012 that will see tickets sell out quickly. Buy tickets for Boyce Avenue at Waterfront Hall by comparing ticket prices from top UK ticket companies.
Boyce Avenue at Waterfront Hall in Belfast, County Antrim on Thursday, 28 June 2012.
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