Doox of Yale Information

Founded in 1952, “The Duke’s Men of Yale” has evolved from a little-known quartet of freshmen into “Doox of Yale”, one of the most respected collegiate a cappella singing groups in the country. Performing a diverse repertoire in an incredible variety of venues, both domestically and internationally, “Da Doox” charm presidents and preschoolers alike. The group now boasts a passionate and supportive alumni base of more than 400 singers. Notable recent appearances include performances at the Steinway Club of Puerto Rico, for Drew Barrymore and Jill Kargman in Manhattan, weddings at Oheka Castle on Long Island, at venues across Thessaloniki and Athens, Greece, on campus for the likes of Stacey Abrams and John Kerry, and in grandma’s home videos. Doox of Yale, known at the time as The Duke's Men, was named one of the nation’s top 5 male a cappella groups by the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America in 2009. The group has also placed in the top 4 at the International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA). In keeping with their goal to create music that reflects their community, “Da Doox” invited all singers, regardless of sex or gender identity, to audition for the group in 2017. In 2018, the group’s name was changed to reflect their all-gender membership: Doox of Yale. Learn more at dooxofyale.com.