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NRT Music Welcomes Eauclaire to Its Growing Roster
NRT Music proudly announces the signing of Nashville-based indie rock band Eauclaire (pronounced “ō-claire”) and the release of their brand new single, “You Me the Kids,” arriving on all streaming platforms May 30, 2025. With a sound rooted in emotional depth and cinematic storytelling, Eauclaire brings a fresh yet timeless energy to the indie scene. Their latest song is a nostalgic, feel-good anthem for summer, soaked in warm melodies, soaring guitars, and a chorus that hits straight to the heart. Written and arranged by Bryant Urich, Kyle Kicker, and Justin Barnett, “You Me the Kids” was inspired by the band’s current season of life–raising children, growing marriages, and chasing dreams…
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Joseph Habedank Announces Summer Tour
GRAMMY nominee Joseph Habedank is pleased to announce the Summer Nights Tour 2025. These summer events will include 28 tour dates covering 14 states; including stops in Brooklyn, Nashville, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Atlanta and Oklahoma City. For the Summer Nights Tour, the singer/songwriter is excited to announce his wife, Lindsay Habedank, will be reappearing as a special guest at select dates. A new addition will be appearing as part of the live band, with bassist Brandon Spoon joining Josh Tomlin and Anthony Rogers to round out the ensemble. The highly-anticipated tour will feature a variety of hit songs from Habedank’s award-winning albums including tell the devil and The Basement, as well…
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Relient K Shocks Nashville with Free Show at Brown’s Diner — And They’re Doing It Again Tonight
Last night in Nashville, one of the most beloved bands of the 2000s turned back the clock—and turned up the volume—inside a burger joint. Relient K played a surprise, full-band show at Brown’s Diner, the Hillsboro Village landmark known more for its fried pickles than pop-punk history. But for about 100 lucky fans crammed into the diner, and the hundreds more packed on the deck and sidewalks outside peering through windows, it became a front-row seat to an unforgettable night. Relient K – Brown’s Diner – 05/30/2025Photographer: Alicia St Gelais It marked the band’s first live show in nearly a year and featured longtime members Matt Thiessen, Matt Hoopes, and…
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Newsboys Drop First Adam Agee Led Studio Project
“God had other plans for us.” That’s how new lead vocalist Adam Agee describes the unexpected journey that led to Worldwide Revival (Deluxe), which officially dropped today, May 30. Originally planned as a two-part rollout, Worldwide Revival evolved into something bigger and more personal. “As we have navigated this new season, we ultimately felt called to close out this chapter of music with a deluxe version that includes both the original songs from Part One but also some new songs that give listeners a glimpse into the future of Newsboys,” says Agee. That future starts with “Fortress,” a scripture-fueled anthem inspired by Psalm 91. Anchored by the line “I will abide in the…
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Red Carpet Moments from the 2025 K-LOVE Fan Awards
The stories, the songs, the red carpet moments — it’s all here. The 2025 K-LOVE Fan Awards celebrated the voices shaping faith and culture. Watch NOW as CCM catches up with your favorite nominees, newcomers, and legends! Catch the full K-LOVE Fan Awards show airing exclusively on TBN or on the TBN app, Friday, May 30, 2025, at 6:30p and 9p CT!
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Reawakening of Rock: Brandon Lake’s Sevens
For those paying attention, something’s been stirring beneath the surface of Christian music—something louder, heavier, and long overdue. Brandon Lake’s new single SEVENS is hinting at a long-dormant movement waking back up. Built on distorted guitars, slamming drums, and piercing vocals, the track leans heavily into early 2000s rock territory. But beyond the sound, the lyrics themselves stand out. Blood moon, blood red / Blood down His robe / Blood of the lamb / Has overcome Seven heads / Seven scrolls / Seven seals / Seven bowls / I’m seeing sevens in the sky It’s not subtle. The apocalyptic language—straight from the book of Revelation—is brimming with fire, warfare, and prophetic imagery.…
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Gift guide for Father’s Day 2025
Looking for the perfect gift for Dad? Whether he’s into grilling, gadgets, or good books, every dad deserves a gift that says “you’re appreciated.” We pulled together our favorite finds for Father’s Dad all in one Amazon list. START SHOPPING NOW
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Jeremy Camp’s Biopic Makes its Netflix Debut
Multi-platinum Christian artist Jeremy Camp has a full season ahead and fans have one more reason to celebrate. For the first time ever, I Still Believe, the powerful biopic chronicling Camp’s life and journey through love, loss, and faith, will be available on Netflix. This exciting streaming debut opens the door for a whole new global audience to encounter his moving story. On its first weekend debut I Still Believe has been parked at #4 spot on top 10 movies in the USA. But Camp’s impact doesn’t stop there. Currently on tour across the U.S., Camp has also been making memories in the studio, recently recording a heartfelt rendition of…
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Natalie Grant Performs at Indy 500
Natalie Grant, a nine-time Grammy nominee and five-time GMA Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year, performed the national anthem before the start of the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge on Sunday, May 25 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. “Natalie’s emotional and stirring rendition of the national anthem in front of the grandstand sellout crowd will be an unforgettable moment during pre-race ceremonies for the Indy 500,” INDYCAR and IMS president J. Douglas Boles said. “The national anthem pays honor to the country we love and gets us one step closer to the final, dramatic and electric moments leading up to the start of the Indianapolis 500.”…
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NRT Music Signs Cole Isaac
NRT Music is thrilled to announce the signing of Canadian songwriter Cole Isaac, whose music pulses with raw honesty, spiritual depth, and genre-bending artistry. His debut single with NRT Music, “GIVE ME JESUS (NAME ABOVE ALL NAMES),” featuring Eliza Christianson, is available now, offering listeners an emotional anthem of surrender and hope in Jesus. Originally arranged as a hymn for his local church, the song quickly evolved into something intensely personal–a testimony born from Cole’s own battle with loneliness, fear, and shame. It rises from quiet desperation into triumphant worship, lifting the name of Jesus above all else and anchoring itself in the truth that He alone is worthy. The…




























