If the Veritones invite you on a journey, GO. Their musical world is explorative, adventuresome, and beautiful” – Emily Flanders, Varsity Vocals
The Harvard-Radcliffe Veritones were founded in 1985 by a small group of passionate undergraduates including Lee L. Eichen '89, Inger C. Dewey '89 and Academy Award Winner Mira Sorvino. 

Over the years, the Veritones have accumulated a great number of alumni songs, including "Takin' It To the Streets", "Landslide", and Mood Indigo.
The Veritones circa fall of 1993. At Freshman Jam, the Veritones premiered " Scholastic Park," arranged by Jillian Smith and Marc Dinkin. 
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The Veritones pose for a picture in the Harvard Independent newspaper, a year after the groups inception.
The Veritones are an impressively tight group, and they sing with a ton of energy" - Joshua Diamant, Recorded A Cappella Review Board

Celebrity and Guest Performances

A passion for complex harmony, musical excellence and innovative creation has afforded us once-in-a-lifetime performance opportunities, including singing the NFL Theme on National Television for a 2016 Patriots vs. Texans Thursday Night Football game, performing alongside the Nor'easters and Oxford University's Out of the Blue, booking various celebrity engagement parties, performing for Laverne Cox, Jason Alexander, Esperanza Spalding, Henry Cavill, Nikki Reed, Ian Somerhalder, and hosting and singing on Harvard's Campus with Josh Groban and Bobby McFerrin. ​
 Picture​The Veritones pose with Josh Groban after a performance for him in Farkas Theatre. William Horton ’15 arranged “Solo Por Ti” just for the occasion, and afterward, members chatted with Josh!

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