ACA-CON 2025: A Night of A Cappella Power, Purpose, and Pure Harmony

ACA-CON 2025 is more than just a concert — it’s an electrifying celebration of vocal artistry, heart, and community. Powered entirely by the human voice, this one-of-a-kind a cappella event brings together four incredible a cappella acts on one stage:

Vocalocity – High-energy, award-winning contemporary a cappella
The Larks – An all-female group known for their rich harmonies and heartfelt storytelling
The Saltaires – A nationally recognized, championship barbershop chorus with a bold, thrilling sound
Matt Newman — Viral beatboxer known for his dynamic sound and inspiring performances

Join us on Friday, September 19th at the Ed Kenley Amphitheater in Layton, Utah for an unforgettable night of bright lights, big sound, and no instruments.

We’re going all out to make this our biggest, boldest, most inspiring show yet. So grab your tickets now, invite your friends, and let’s fill the amphitheater with love, light, and some seriously awesome vocal energy.

Get your tickets today — and be part of something unforgettable.

More Than Music – A Message That Matters
This year’s concert is a collaboration between Amplify Benefit Concerts and the Davis Arts Council to raise awareness around the growing issue of bullying in our schools and communities. Together, we’ll use the universal language of music to spark connection, compassion, and courage.

Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness — a kind word, a helping hand, or simply a smile — can change someone’s life. ACA-CON 2025 is a call to action to be that light.

Why Your Ticket Matters
Proceeds will benefit both the Davis Arts Council and Amplify Benefit Concerts, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to using the power of performance to support individuals and causes in need.

Learn more about this year's vocal groups:

Vocalocity is a mixed a cappella group with exquisite harmonies and dynamic beats that blend together to create a fun and unique sound. Known for their high-energy performance, Vocalocity covers a wide variety of musical genres. They pride themselves on engaging with their audience and find pure joy in performing for audiences big and small. In 2022, Vocalocity was invited to open for former Tonight Show host Jay Leno and Tuacahn Amphitheater in St. George, Utah. They have traveled all over the country bringing a cappella goodness to each performance. Recently, they've had opportunities to perform in Las Vegas at the Wynn & Aria Hotel.

The Larks are an all-female vocal group known for their rich harmonies, heartfelt storytelling, and impeccable blend. Since 2017, they’ve charmed audiences all across the Wasatch Front, sharing feel-good vocals, uplifting messages, and a strong sense of sisterhood on and off the stage. Whether at motivational conferences, company parties, community concerts, or church firesides, The Larks create musical moments that are both polished and deeply personal.

Matt Newman is a world-class beatboxer whose talent has reached millions — from America’s Got Talent and international tours to viral videos and an Emmy Award-winning Christmas special. As Vocal Point’s vocal percussionist from 2016 to 2020, he helped define the group’s high-energy sound and was a standout finalist in the 2018 Las Vegas Beatbox Battle.

Since then, Matt has taken his artistry online, building a loyal fanbase through livestreams, music videos, and TikTok — where he’s racked up over 140,000 followers. For Matt, beatboxing isn’t just a performance skill — it’s a tool for connection, creativity and inspiring others to chase their dreams without limits.

The Saltaires are Utah’s premier men’s barbershop chorus, celebrated for their rich harmonies, dynamic energy, and award-winning sound. For over three decades, they’ve wowed audiences across the country and consistently placed in the top 10 at international barbershop competitions. Named “Cultural Ambassadors of the State of Utah” and recipients of the Governor’s Mansion Artist Award, The Saltaires deliver unforgettable performances everywhere from Abravanel Hall to Zions National Park