Infinity Song Sold Out For The Heart Of NYC & Debuts Their Sitcom

Infinity Song made this Valentine’s Day one to remember, whether you were celebrating with a partner, friends, or just enjoying a night out solo.

“For the Heart of NYC” is Infinity Song’s annual community initiative, created by group member Angel Marie Boyd, to spread love and bring New Yorkers together through art and music on Cupid’s Day.

This year, the soft rock band kept fans entertained—and well-fed—with a stand-up special featuring two comedians. And if you count sibling bandmates Angel, Momo, and Abraham, that number jumps to five. That’s right—if you weren’t in attendance, you missed everyone in the group (except Israel) taking a stab at improv.

But don’t think Israel didn’t have his moment to shine. Right before the band’s performance, his siblings literally carried him out... all part of the show.

Before taking the stage, Infinity Song premiered the debut episode of their self-produced sitcom—something fans have been asking for. In a statement, Angel explained that the band initially wanted to collaborate with a network or studio to bring their idea to life. However, inspired by a quote about creating your own opportunities, they decided to make it happen independently. And they absolutely delivered!

The pilot episode follows Abraham as the leader of the band, trying to keep everyone “in check.” Israel is on a mission to find romance—but does romance want to be found? Angel and Momo clash over self-love vs. love received. Meanwhile, the group juggles personal struggles, success, and the pressure of maintaining a united front for the world while dealing with sibling drama behind the scenes.

You’ll have to watch the episode yourself to fully understand why Israel was carried out. But one thing’s for sure—this is the kind of sitcom the culture needs right now, no release date as of yet.

Check out some BTS footage, along with a clip from their performance of “Comedy." Stream Infinity Song’s live album, out now.

As Angel reminds us: “And remember, all 2025—don’t wait, create.”

More music from Infinity Song here.