Voices in Public

Voices in Public
Voices in Public
VIP
Origin Canada
Genres Pop
Years active 1996–2004
Past members
Marty Beecroft
Glenn Coulson
Joe Heslip
Peter Luciano

Voices in Public (VIP for short) was a Canadian boy band, consisting of Marty Beecroft, Glenn Coulson, Joe Heslip, and Peter Luciano. They won the Best New Group Award at the 1999 Canadian Radio Music Awards and a Genie for Best Original Song in 2000. Their hit single was "It's Just My Luck" from their album "Do You Think You're Ready?" They also released several music videos in the late 1990s.

The band also made a brief appearance in "The Music Man" released in 2003 starring Matthew Broderick. They also sang O Canada for various major league sporting events.

V.I.P. released a Christmas album entitled "Let it Snow" in 2004.

After break-up

  • Glenn Coulson, Marty Beecroft and Joe Heslip went on to release a country album entitled "After Tuesday" in 2006.
  • Joe Heslip and Marty Beecroft composed the original score for Universal Vivendi feature film "Dark Rising" in 2007.
  • Joe Heslip worked as a teacher in Mission, British Columbia and Peter Luciano became a lawyer in Toronto.



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