The younger members have vowed to keep the group strong at IU and with the same performance quality of the original, created five years ago. With shows all over the U.S., D.O.G. is available to travel at all times. Through self-management, they wrote lyrics and composed their own musical arrangements as early as 1992. Singing a mix of pop, rock, country, reggae, rap, Christian, and even an occasional commercial jingle, they've never been accused of being like Granddad's barbershop quartet. They have also been guests on numerous television and radio shows.
Performances range from corporate venues, to education and public arenas.
They have traveled as far east as Scotland for the annual Fringe Festival and as far south as Florida for Tom Monahan's retirement party from Domino Farms. Freddie Feldman has performed with, managed, and recorded various a cappella groups for the past nine years. Freddie is the inventor of the only commercially available microphone designed specifically for vocal percussion. Freddie holds both a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University. Russ Foris - More than 35 years experience as a choral conductor in schools, churches, men's and women's barbershop.