The Doo Wop Project in Pittsburgh

The Doo Wop Project is an American vocal group formed by performers with Broadway credits including Jersey Boys and Motown: The Musical. The group is known for close-harmony interpretations that connect 1950s and 1960s doo-wop with later pop songs, presenting the music as a staged concert program. The project developed through performances at 54 Below in New York before moving into theatres and performing-arts centres around the United States, including concerts accompanied by orchestras. Its live repertoire pairs standards such as “Remember Then” and “The Morse Code of Love” with doo-wop arrangements of songs associated with Michael Jackson and Maroon 5.