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Pentatonix gave a special performance of “Cracked” on “Good Morning America” on Wednesday. Watch below!
“Cracked” is the ninth song on the a capella group’s self-titled Pentatonix album, which came out in October. Though it was not their first record, the album was their first to contain songs they mostly wrote themselves, instead of cover tracks. That move more than paid off, as the record debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart.
In addition to “Cracked,” the album also features the single “Can’t Sleep Love,” as well as a collaboration with Jason Derulo. Together they recreated “If I Ever Fall In Love,” one of the few covers on the record. A release date for another album has yet to be announced, but there’s surely more to come.
Earlier this year, the group embarked on the “Pentatonix World Tour 2016,” which had the five members on the road from April until June. They’ll head to Japan in August for a music festival before officially resuming the tour Down Under in September. Dates are currently scheduled through late November.
As for TV, Pentatonix’s other notable appearances include performing “Joy To The World” for “Christmas In Rockefeller Center” last December. The month before, Pentatonix gave an incredible “Star Wars” music performance at the American Music Awards. Check out video of the new “GMA” performance below!
