WOW
Whoever said “boy bands” and “pop” were a thing of the 80’s and 90's obviously never met the newest pop group to hit the music scene, WOW. This new super pop boy band is all about having fun, loving their fans, giving back and showing the world that “pop” is back!
Everything about this new, energetic boy band and their show is exactly like the name WOW. Their enthusiasm and love for music not only shows in their performance but if you take one look at this bright and colorful group of five boys you know that they are here to entertain and to make great music.
The five boys, ages 15-20 years old consists of Frankie Zulferino(18), Eddie Moody(18), Jake Lauckern(16), Michael Rechner(20) and Kyron Correia(15), WOW is quickly becoming a tween and teen super phenomenon. In six short months, the group is already making an impact on the pop music scene, quickly selling out their concert performances. This super pop boy band is all about having fun, loving their fans, giving back to charities and showing the world that POP is back!
WOW have been performing to upwards of 8,000 people from Montreal to Japan, New York to Los Angeles and everywhere else in between. The boys, known for their bright colors, eccentric style and hypnotic energy, truly set them apart from other bands.
Determined to give back, WOW knows they have the ability to make a difference. They have had the privilege to work with charitable organizations and causes such as Autism, Cystic Fibrosis and World Hunger. The group has also helped bring attention to organizations such as One Is Greater Than None, Cupcakes for Cancer and the Lollipops and Rainbow Foundation, which benefits the P.E.A.C.E. Fund, St Jude's Children’s Hospital, Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) and Children Uniting Nations.
WOW have also now formed its own charity called the WOW Care 4 Kids Campaign which raises awareness for kids causes around the world such hunger, abuse, cancer and education.
"A great thing about this group is that they are not afraid like other acts tend to be about saying that they love pop music or that they are in a boy band. They truly love what they are doing and I believe they have the ability to break wide open around the world," says Paris D'Jon, the group’s manager. He should know, since Mr. D'Jon was responsible for discovering and managing the pop group 98 Degrees as well as launching the career of Jessica Simpson and others. People ask what exactly is a boy band? WOW -that is your answer! ....