Osmonds 2nd Generation Christmas concert Nov. 29

Scott Osmond and his brothers are starting to feel a lot like

Christmas.

Osmond, along with Michael, Nathan, Doug, David, John and Tyler,

will perform Nov. 29 in the Capitol Theatre in Salt Lake City for their second

annual "A Family Christmas With the Osmonds 2nd Generation" show.

"We all

make sure we're in Utah at Christmas time," Scott Osmond said in a telephone

interview. "We love to get together to harmonize."

So the group, known as

2ndG, will make that harmony at a Christmas concert that will benefit the MORE

Project, dedicated to helping disadvantaged children and families in Brazil.

About 75 percent of the ticket sales will go to the project, Osmond

said.

Alan Osmond's eight sons have grown up performing in a variety of

venues, including the touring company of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor

Dreamcoat." They have also performed in Branson, Mo., for several years and done

national and world tours.

The eighth member of 2ndG, Alex, is currently

serving a Mormon mission in Georgia. His six older brothers have also

served missions — Michael in Denmark, Nathan in Chile, Doug in South Africa,

David in Spain, Scott in Paraguay and John in Brazil. The youngest brother,

Tyler, 18, is getting ready for a mission, Scott Osmond said. All eight brothers

are Eagle Scouts, Osmond added, and he's currently a Scoutmaster.

The

concert will feature music from several genres, with some barbershop,

some a cappella and some more up-tempo songs.

Tickets, which cost from $17 to

$29.50, are available through the band's Web site, www.osmond.com/2ndG/ and www.arttix.org.

"We decided at the last minute to do the

concert again," Osmond said. "We hope to create a tradition."