A seasoned veteran of the Barbershop Harmony Society, Brian Zink has been singing and entertaining audiences in quartets and choruses for over 30 years.

At the young age of 11, Brian began his barbershop journey singing with his father in the Grove City, Ohio Chapter (Heart of Ohio Chorus). He has always been and continues to be a student of the art form.

Brian’s quartet and chorus experience includes appearances with two international quarter finalists’ quartets, “Revolution” and the “Tabasco Cats”.  He also has several international chorus medals including a GOLD medal with his hometown favorite Southern Gateway Chorus where he is currently a visual team member. Brian was also a proud member of The Alliance Chorus where he served as assistant director of visual performance and caught everyone's attention and applause as the front row guy doing wheelies from his wheelchair in Montreal, Canada 2003.

Coaching has been a natural progression for Brian, as he loves to share his knowledge and passion for the art form.  His down to earth appeal and enthusiasm has seen him not only grow into a sought after coach but as a Certified Presentation Judge in the Barbershop Harmony Society.