Vocal Opposition: Local a cappella groups prepare for regional competition
Posted: Feb 18, 2018 1:00 PM CDT
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It's a music genre that is constantly evolving and being made more and more popular by shows like Glee and movies like Pitch Perfect. Meteorologist Justin Thompson-Gee goes back to his a cappella days and takes us into the world of competitive a cappella and the local groups seeing success.
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