The Tufts Beelzebubs, affectionately known as "The Bubs" to their fans, are an all-male a cappella group from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. Established in 1962, The Beelzebubs have evolved into a pioneering force within the world of collegiate a cappella music, blending rich traditions with innovative arrangements and a distinctly energetic performance style. While they are rooted in the classic all-male glee club aesthetic, The Bubs have consistently pushed the boundaries of vocal music, maintaining a dynamic and contemporary repertoire.

Over the years, The Beelzebubs have attained widespread recognition both nationally and internationally. Aside from their campus performances, their expansive influence can be traced to appearances on television shows such as "The Sing-Off" and their contribution to the soundtrack of "Glee," where their arrangements were brought to life as the voices of the fictional a cappella group "The Warblers." Their discography is extensive and diverse, reflected in their more recent releases such as "Prevaill," "Prospect Street," and "Pandæmonium," showcasing their adaptive ability to cover a wide range of genres. Their innovation is further highlighted in hybrid tracks like "Right Round / Sweet Caroline - Single," where they blend modern hits with timeless classics, thus encapsulating their unique ability to resonate with audiences across generations.

Genres

A Cappella

College A Cappella

Latest Release

Vampire

Tufts Beelzebubs

Single - Released May 24, 2024