Holiday Show
December 16 & 17 at the Greenbelt Arts Center. Our annual holiday concert! Join us for an all a cappella performance of holiday tunes, original songs, and covers. We've got a few new treats for you this year, and some songs we've pulled from our deep archive! Come and enjoy!
Tickets: Greenbelt Arts Center
Next Performance
Dec 16-17 ... Greenbelt Arts Center
Feb 11 ... New Deal Cafe
About Us
The Chromatics are a high-energy vocal band on a mission to delight audiences with a full spectrum of songs about science,
technology, life, and their intersections. Creators of AstroCappella, The Chromatics bring a youthful exuberance to
their fun-filled, colorful, and scientifically-accurate performances.
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Sights & Sounds
Dance of the Planets video
Performing at NASA is always fun! This video of us singing "Dance of the Planets" in the huge centrifuge brings back awesome memories.
La La Land video
Our submission to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest of our dark take on the effects of television.
AstroCappella 2.0 on iTunes
A dozen original songs on topics from our solar system to the most energetic events at the far reaches of the universe. Sky & Telescope called it "An astronomy class set to music" and Astronomy Today said "Lively, entertaining, and educational".
Wassailicious on iTunes
Our most recent holiday CD, complete with original and traditional - and definitely non-traditional - holiday tunes. We call it "an unfiltered piquant melange of full-bodied holiday neo-classics." You'll call it fun and festive! Download it now for the holidays! See our dysfunctional holiday cover of "Pachebel's Tantrum" video - on this page.
Mars video
Our song, "Come and Visit Mars" is a travelogue: find out what you need to visit and what it might be like! Animated by MICA instructor Matthew Smith, just for us.
Noctilucent Cloud video
NASA produced this beautiful video about noctilucent clouds, set to our original song about these enigmatic clouds at the edge of our atmosphere.
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