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19 Somethin’ Years Later, Mark Wills Takes Country Back to Church
If you grew up with country radio in the late ’90s and early 2000s, there’s a pretty good chance Mark Wills provided part of the soundtrack. “Wish You Were Here.” “I Do (Cherish You).” “Don’t Laugh at Me.” And, of course, the six-week No. 1 “19 Somethin’,” a song that somehow managed to turn an entire generation’s childhood memories into four minutes of country radio perfection. Now, some 19 Somethin’ years later (ok, more like 24), Wills is looking all the way back to the music that came way before the 1980s. On November 6, the Grand Ole Opry member will release Grand Ole Revival through Gaither Music Group, a new live collection of…
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You’re Invited: Join Something Bigger Than You
’m at one of those junctures of life: I want more of God. I’ll explain it more practically: Have you ever had a food that you really, really love? Maybe it is a croissant at your local coffee store or a fruit that you just can’t get enough of…so, daily, you keep buying it. Day after day, you cannot get enough. Until one day, much like eating the 20th bite of a yummy dessert, the amazingness of the flavor loses its taste and wears off. After all those bites, the dessert gets – normal not exceptional. Ever experienced this? Well, I’ll admit, at times, I get this way with God.…
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Demon Hunter Is Suing K-Pop Demon Hunters. Yes, You Read That Right.
There are plenty of ways for a Christian metal band to celebrate a Dove Award nomination. The award may be “Golden,” but Demon Hunter isn’t exactly glowing. What sounds more like a hardcore band that still celebrates its church upbringing than suing one of the world’s most beloved children’s franchises? Somewhere, the ghost of the great ’90s Disney boycott just sat straight up in bed. But here’s the thing: Demon Hunter’s complaint isn’t quite as ridiculous as the headline makes it sound. First, why, and who, is Demon Hunter actually suing? The lawsuit was filed by Hyde Lane, the corporation associated with Demon Hunter, against Netflix, Netflix Studios and AEG…
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New Faith-Based Musical Blends Broadway, Rock, Gospel, and Worship
‘PERFECT! The Musical’ is out now
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Red Worship Drops Latest Single
“Yeshua” is out now ahead of the band’s upcoming album
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GRAMMY Award-Winning Artist Doe Reveals Her New Single
“You Will Have It All” is ahead of upcoming album ‘Shiloh’
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Josh Baldwin Announces Upcoming Album Due Oct. 16
The title track is available today along with the album pre-order
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Skillet Announce Their Upcoming EP And Release New Single
‘After The Storm’ EP is set to release on Oct. 9
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Brandon Flowers Finds ‘God and Glitter’ in the Nashville-Born Thrasher
The Killers frontman debuts to “father’s” country-western music for a deeply personal album filled with rhinestones, sawdust, biblical imagery and an unforgettable encounter with the King of Rock and Roll. Every so often, an album arrives that feels tailor-made for me. When that happens, I’m reminded that so many of us think we grew up uniquely, but in reality we share the same childhoods. Rock and roll theatricality and country storytelling weren’t competing forces, they were often times just a different part of the same cassette tape collection. Those lines were always blurry and they remain so on Thrasher, the new Nashville-inspired and Nashville-recorded solo album from Brandon Flowers. Flowers has spent…
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Chris Tomlin Sells Out L.A.’s Greek Theatre for ‘Worship Under the Stars’
When some people think about Christian music, they still picture the South, the Bible Belt or a packed arena somewhere in Middle America. But this time, one of Christian music’s biggest nights is happening in the heart of Los Angeles. Chris Tomlin’s Worship Under the Stars 2026 stop at the legendary Greek Theatre has officially sold out, bringing a massive night of worship to one of Southern California’s most iconic outdoor venues — just miles from the center of Hollywood. That makes this particular sellout feel a little different. The Greek Theatre has hosted generations of legendary artists, and according to the tour, Tomlin’s sold-out performance marks a rare occasion for a…
