Soon after, they kept building by Bledsoe learning how to beat box and do vocal bass lines with the band in the a cappella setting. Then, after realizing that both Johnson and King had extensive training in dance, the band added a few up tempo Rock style dance songs to their set. These were only seen on their tours, as it was a way to keep the show changing and more interesting. They would also switch instruments to allow one singer to have more front time for a specific song, such as "What If" and "Why it Hurts" where Terenzi would play bass and allow Bledsoe to take the front of the stage.