Ac•Rock

“The hometown act with a nationwide following”
Ac•Rock (which stands for a cappella rock ‘n roll) is a group on the move, constantly changing and evolving to create a freshness and
spontaneity that make each of their live performances uniquely one-of-akind. Performing everyone’s favorites from the 50’s through the 90’s, this vocal band sings both the doo-wop standards audiences expect (like Duke of Earl, Get A Job, Book of Love, and Under The Boardwalk) and more recent rock hits people might not expect (like Suite: Judy Blue Eyes and Bohemian Rhapsody). Their shows are an engaging mix of tightly-crafted music and freewheeling humor that pleases audiences of all ages. Now in their twelfth year, Ac•Rock has sung for the Cubs, the White Soxand the Bulls. They’ve appeared WGN Morning News, Wild Chicago and many radio stations. They’ve opened for Wayne Brady and Bernie Mac. Ac•Rock is Paul Iams (tenor), JD Mathein (tenor), Chris Brown (baritone) and Mark MacLean (bass), who all love singing for corporate events, tradeshows, private parties, theatres, clubs, festivals, schools, and libraries all over the country.Ac•Rock has recorded four CD’s (UR What UR, Acappellago, Guaranteed To Satisfy and Out Of The Box) all of which are available at The Official Ac•Rock Website: www.acrock.com.

[Note about the name, Ac•Rock. It rhymes. Pronounce it: AHK’ rock. In print, it is written as follows: Capital A, small C, bullet, Capital R,
small o-c-k. We’re not trying to get pedantic with you, but we continue to have the name “mis-capitalized”. People think it’s A.C. Rock or AC Rock. It’s not. It’s Ac (as in a cappella) Rock, separated by the bullet (which can be accessed by typing Option-8 on a Macintosh. Thanks]. Ac•Rock

website: www.acrock.com