Disciple has announced that the next leg of the Love Letter Kill Shot Tour will span from February through May 2020 and feature supporting acts War of Ages and Paradise Now.
Disciple Announces 2020 Tour With War of Ages and Paradise Now

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Disciple has announced that the next leg of the Love Letter Kill Shot Tour will span from February through May 2020 and feature supporting acts War of Ages and Paradise Now.
Today the biggest tour in Christian rock announced its lineup for 2020. The all-rock mega tour will feature Disciple, Seventh Day Slumber, Spoken, Convictions, and Relent.
Remedy Drive has launched a kickstarter for a 2020 album release, a project that will be their third effort centered on counter-trafficking in partnership with The Exodus Road.
This week, Rockfest Records band The Persuaded announced that drummer Trent Russell will be stepping down. Stephen Cannon will be stepping in to fill the role of drummer.
Switchfoot will be releasing a new version of their song "Voices" on Friday November 8, a version featuring violinist Lindsey Stirling. The song will debut with a music video, set to premiere at 9:00 a.m. PST on Lindsey Stirling's YouTube channel.
Gold Frankincense & Myrrh surprised fans with an early Christmas gift on the day after Halloween. They amped up and put their unique stamp on a rocking version of "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year" in addition to a brightly colored and festive music video to go along with the tune.
Wolves at the Gate has released a new music video for their track "A Voice in the Violence."
After 20 years of roof raising electronic rock and roll, Rapture Ruckus will perform their final show in January 2020. According to a letter to fans on Instagram, "Rapture Ruckus will be performing for the final time at Festival One in New Zealand." The New Zealand native genre-bending hip hop, electronic, and rock group was [...]
mewithoutYou, a legend of the alternative music scene, has announced that they'll be laying the band to rest in 2020. "We have decided on next year as our last as an active band," they shared in a simple post. "We nevertheless have many plans in the interim, the details of which are forthcoming."
After laying low for much of 2019, Glasslands has come back strong with a new single titled "Mr Creeps."