Jan 21, 2023

Hamilton, New Jersey Jan 21, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Phish & The Late Show's Gospel Choir Rocked at MSG
Hamilton, NJ.-The Late Show's Gospel Choir, known as "The Best A Cappella Choir in NYC," and founded by Grammy Award-winning songwriter/songstress, Lady Peachena, was seen by millions of viewers worldwide singing on CBS TV's "Late Show with David Letterman," for a decade from 10/95 to 12/2005. They just started off this new year singing with jamming, super-star rock band, Phish, celebrating their 40th Anniversary in a sold-out New Year's Eve Concert at Madison Square Garden before 20,000 screaming fans. This phenomenal choir showed off their musical versatility by singing an operatic arrangement of "Bohemian Rhapsody," mourning through chant-song, "Wilson," rocking with funk-jam "Jungle Boogie," and bringing in 2023, singing "Auld Lang Syne," with Phish.
"We felt like we were on top of the world singing with Phish," said Lady Peachena, "What an exhilarating way to start off the new year!"
This rousing three-set concert marked Phish's 72nd appearance at Madison Square Garden, more than any other rock band, and tied Elton John for the second most concerts ever performed there. Their multitude of loyal fans is still chatting on social media about this epic concert.
Besides "The Late Show," The Late Show's Gospel Choir has performed on several other TV shows, singing with Jared Leto & 30 Seconds to Mars on MTV'S "MTV Unplugged" and on NBC's "Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,"(2012 & 2014). They were featured on TRU TV & UPN 9 with comedian Billy Eicher's hilarious show, "On the Street with Billy," and on Fox 5's "Inside Edition"(2015).
The Late Show's Gospel Choir sang with 13 of Sweden's hottest singers at the Apollo Theater in NYC, in May 2016, in the 4-part TV docu-series of "En Kvall I New York," which aired on SVT TV in Sweden. In 2017, this choir was filmed singing in a Christmas Concert on TRU TV'S "Impractical Jokers," a humorous episode that's still airing regularly.
The Late Show's Gospel Choir sang a glorious 7-song musical tribute to Gospel's Queen, Shirley Caesar, on "The Grammy Salute to Music Legends 2017" at the Beacon Theater, which aired on CBS TV and PBS TV'S "Great Performances" on 10/13/2017. Dabbling in comedy, the LSG Choir sang a hilarious song to Jimmy Kimmel in a John Krasinski prank on ABC TV'S "Jimmy Kimmel Show" on 10/16/2018.
For a decade, this awesome choir has won GigMaster's Rising Star Award for receiving the most gigs online. Exploring various genres of African American music, they have performed outstanding concerts featuring Negro Spirituals, Traditional Hymns, and Urban Gospel songs at weddings, parties, and at corporate events all over America. For bookings of The Late Show's Gospel Choir visit their website at: www.LateShowsGospelChoir.com or email them at: [email protected]. Both of this choir's inspirational CDs, "God Bless America" & "Jesus Lives in Me" can be ordered or downloaded at: www.Amazon.com.
Phish just announced a Spring Tour in April with two shows at Seattle, Washington's Climate Pledge Arena, three nights at the Greek Theater in Berkeley, California, and ending with 3 nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA. For more ticket info go to: https://www.phish.com/tours.


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