The Harvard Din & Tonics

The Harvard Din & Tonics (or "Dins," as they are affectionately known) are a world-renowned 13-voice male jazz a cappella group formed in 1979. With a repertoire centered on the American jazz standards of the 1920s, 1930s, and

The Harvard Din & Tonics (or "Dins," as they are affectionately known) are a world-renowned 13-voice male jazz a cappella group formed in 1979. With a repertoire centered on the American jazz standards of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, the 13 Harvard singers—who perform in white tie, tails, and lime green socks—have an international reputation for their musicality, choreography, and sense-of-humor. Their music is a cappella, "with a twist."

The Harvard Din & Tonics of 2006 will spend intersession on the slopes in Vail, Colorado, and spring break on the beach in Bermuda. During the summer, the group will undertake an 11-week world tour, where they’ll sing in some 30 cities around the globe.