Let's Get Boombastic

At the Gay Men's Chorus of Tampa Bay’s Big Gay Cabaret: #1 Hits concert on March 2, 2024, at The Straz Center’s Jaeb Theatre in Tampa, Florida, the dynamic duo of Oliver Anson and PJ Yarosh set the stage on fire with their sultry and playful performances of “Let’s Get It On” by Marvin Gaye and “Boombastic” by Shaggy. This medley of classic hits brought a unique blend of smooth romance and infectious rhythm to the evening, adding a lively, cheeky spark to the concert.

Anson and Yarosh’s performance of “Let’s Get It On” was a masterclass in sensuality and vocal chemistry. The iconic 1973 R&B hit, known for its smooth, seductive vibe, was brought to life with Anson’s rich, velvety baritone and Yarosh’s effortless tenor. Together, they harmonized beautifully, their voices intertwining like a perfect duet. The chemistry between the two was palpable, and their playful energy had the audience swooning. With a combination of smooth vocals and cheeky charisma, Anson and Yarosh turned the classic into an unforgettable moment of the night.

The mood shifted as they transitioned into “Boombastic,” the 1995 reggae fusion hit by Shaggy. This uptempo number brought a completely different energy to the performance, with its irresistible groove and catchy lyrics. Yarosh, known for his comedic timing, added a playful touch to the song with his lively stage presence, while Anson’s rhythmic vocals kept the energy infectious and fun. Their seamless switch from sensual to high-energy, combined with their clear joy on stage, created an engaging, crowd-pleasing performance.

Together, Anson and Yarosh delivered a perfect balance of fun and passion, making their duet one of the standout moments of the Big Gay Cabaret concert. Their ability to switch between genres and styles, all while maintaining an undeniable rapport, showcased the versatility and talent that defines the Gay Men's Chorus of Tampa Bay. The performance left the audience dancing, clapping, and cheering, proving that music has the power to move us in many different ways.

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