Street Corner Symphony is an a cappella group from Nashville, Tennessee and a contestant on the second season of NBC's reality show The Sing-Off. During The Sing-Off season finale, Street Corner Symphony claimed the second place title, losing the championship to Huntsville, Alabama group Committed. It was formed in 2010 for the sole purpose of entering The Sing-Off. The members are from several of the Southeastern United States, including Tennessee, Alabama and Florida; the group is based out of Nashville. History Street Corner Symphony was founded by Jon McLemore on May 28, 2010 to audition for the second season of the NBC show The Sing-Off. The group consisted of six members, including the Lister brothers, Ben Dixon, Sean Saunders and the McLemore brothers. Three weeks later, after passing the audition, Ben and Sean dropped out of the group, citing personal and work-related issues, leaving holes in high tenor and bass. This prompted Mark McLemore to approach two friends from his time in college, John Martin (Huntingdon College) and Adam Chance (The University of Alabama), to take their places. The group convened to meet the two over a weekend in June and successfully re-auditioned for the show. In August 2011, John Martin took a sabbatical to complete a master's degree, and shortly thereafter Kurt Zimmerman (formerly of Eleventh Hour from The Sing-Off) began to fill in as a vocal percussionist. On March 4, 2013, Kurt announced his full-time membership in the group. Bass singer Adam Chance left the group in March 2016, to join Home Free. He was replaced temporarily by Elliott Robinson, and then permanently by Armand Hutton, a Grammy-nominated vocal bass formerly of Naturally 7. Lastly, Nashville artist Kaleb Jones (formerly from The Collective, another group that competed in The Sing-Off) joined the group. The Sing-Off SCS were the runners-up on the second season of NBC's The Sing-Off, which aired for three weeks beginning December 6, 2010. The group has also been featured in several commercial advertisements for the show, which can be seen on YouTube. Discography The band has released its own recordings through its own record label, UnPractice Records: UnPractice Makes Perfect (2011) "Hey, Soul Sister" (3:54) "Holding On" (4:58) "Plain Jane" (3:46) "Drift Away" (3:17) "Most of It" (3:10) "Everything" (3:27) "World to Me" (3:15) "Mad World" (3:14) "Down on the Corner" (2:36) "Dead Man's Will" (2:56) Southern Autumn Nostalgia (2013) Their newest album, Southern Autumn