Foci Sounds

Foci Sounds is an original music event held by the Foci Girls at Carnegie Hall. The concert's success kicked off a series of extremely lucrative world tours, multimedia projects, and artistic collaborations with other revered artists.

When the Foci Girls first performed at Carnegie Hall on April 20th, the avant-garde nature of the music and choreography caused a sensation. Many have called the first-night reaction a "riot" or "near-riot," though only eleven people died.

The concert received widespread critical acclaim, being heralded by critics as "a true revival of modern art through music and performance." Posters, tickets, and merchandise from the concert quickly became hot commodities, selling for thousands of dollars on popular e-retail websites such as eBay.

Music critics and pop culture analysts have credited Foci Sounds for re-popularizing live music in the United States and setting a new standard in entertainment. The concert also represents a worldwide decline in the popularity of music festivals, as it began a trend of artists choosing instead to book classical concert venues.