music that matters
P.O.D. has announced that they will be playing a series of live events on May 13, May 27, and June 10, all streamed on the platform Mandolin. Tickets are available now for individual shows, or for a season pass granting access to all of them: https://bit.ly/3thg5mI
Spoken, GFM (Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh) and Relent have announced that they are partnering for a special livestream concert on May 22.
Lifehouse is the latest band to revisit the classics in a special livestream, announcing that they will be playing their 2000 album No Name Face in acoustic form on October 31.
Zahna has announced a few shows in the coming months as well as opening up some extra spots for acoustic sets. The shows are being planned around Zahna's sophomore album recording sessions in Nashville with Josiah Prince (Disciple) and Kellen McGregor (Memphis May Fire).
Skillet has announced that they will be playing back to back drive-in concerts in Cedar Park, TX, on October 9 and 10. Colton Dixon will also be performing.
Jessica Walker and Matt Sassano reflect on a unique year of Kingdom Come Festival in Greentown, IN.
Anberlin announced another live stream concert opportunity for June 26, 2020. This live stream event is called We Are The Lost Ones.
Chicago based independent and faith based rock band Ignescent announced the addition of guitarist Jose Jiminez on social media.
Relient K will be releasing a new collection of old live recordings, simply titled Relient K LIVE, on April 24. You can preorder or presave it at https://rk.lnk.to/live.
Switchfoot presented the tour as a way to thank their fans for more than 20 years of music. Really, it also ultimately served as proof of why this group can easily fill out auditoriums after over two decades. The songs cast a little light on the things that survive the shipwrecks, the things that outlast the storms: love, hope, redemption, melody, community. The resilience of those things through all the worst chapters we live is truly a joy invincible.
