Crowder

This concert was amazing! I have never seen Crowder live and what an experience. Peter Mayberry started the evening with an amazing set! Seph Schleuter came up next, I’ve seen him one other time and was really looking forward to seeing him again. He didn’t disappoint! I love his music and turn it on when I need a reminder of God’s grace and love. Then came Crowder. Note I’d been warned, you never know what Crowder you’re going to get, hillbilly, country, rock I think we had a little of all 3 with some worship added in and it made for an amazing night. I’ve never seen someone get handed guitar after guitar after guitar and just keep going the way he did. His rendition of Amazing Grace was so beautiful! I thought I had worshipped in church that morning, but wow nothing prepared me for the worship we had Sunday night! Amazing!!!

Sunday night at the Kodak Center felt less like a concert and more like a communion service with a really good sound system. Patrick Mayberry opened the evening with a warmth that immediately disarmed the room. He's the kind of artist that makes you feel like you've known him for years within the first two songs — "Lead On Good Shepherd" hit differently in a live setting, the kind of song that sounds like a prayer whether you're singing it in a sanctuary or a theater. Seph Schlueter followed and honestly might have been the surprise of the night. His voice carries this unforced sincerity that doesn't try to impress you — it just lands. "Counting My Blessings" was a standout, and the crowd responded like they'd been holding those words in their chest all week waiting for permission to let them out. Then Crowder. There's genuinely no one like him in Christian music right now. He walked out and immediately reminded everyone to "get swampy," which is both ridiculous and exactly what you needed to hear. The Exile material sounded massive in that room — theatrical, textured, and somehow still deeply personal. But the moments when the production stripped back and it was just his voice and the crowd singing? Those were the moments you don't forget. The theater setting was the right call for this tour. It wasn't stadium spectacle — it was intimate and intentional, the kind of night where you leave feeling less like you attended a show and more like you participated in something. As someone who thinks about worship production constantly, it was hard not to notice how well each artist's set was mixed — clean low end, vocals sitting right on top, nothing fighting. Whoever was on that board had a good night. Worth every minute of the drive from Buffalo.

Crowder was amazing! Should have been the head liner when he was at our Tyson Event Center last Friday night to an almost sold out crowd. This was one of the best concert Sioux City has had for a Christian concert in a long time. Praying there will be more. Usually we have to go to Sioux Falls or Omaha to see a concert of this quality. From the first song to the last, Crowder was charismatic, and never stopped, even with a boot on his leg. My husband and I love that hillbilly from Texas, that's what he called him self. You can tell his love for Jesus by his unrestrained worship. All his heart, soul, mind, and strength. And his Gospel roots when he sang, I Saw The Light and I'll Fly Away. His God given talent to play keyboard, many, different guitars, and banjo, should have made him headliner. Crowder loves what he does for a living, and loves his fans. Five Stars in this review!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Chris Lowe Sioux City Iowa 🎵❤️🙏🎚️

If I could rate it more stars, I would. It was amazing night, worshipping Jesus. I always liked Crowder, but not more than anyine else. But now, I am a huge fan. The musicianship, the songs, the joy. If I can, I will go to every single live event with Crowder from now on... there's not enough stars on this app. 10/5 starters and more!

This review is for Duluth, MN - not Green Bay- Crowder is always awesome and once again delivers stellar performance. From the amazing musicianship to Crowders folksy stories to the various instruments played- it is a rock-n-roll, bluegrass symphony. At times he is soft and intimate drawing you into a closeness with Jesus and the very next song you are flailing in rhythmic dance praising the Lord! I love how this group is able to mixed the new album songs with favorites from 7 and 20 years ago. They pulled out some David Crowder Band hits to boot. It would be awesome if they could play for hours on end and do every song Crowder has ever written…but alas then there would probe no reason to go to the next great concert.

He has changed my life i was in a dark place facing 12 yrs in prison and I asked God to come into my life and if he would help me I would walk with him for the rest of my life I got a yr house arrest and bin walking with the Lord ever since when I first came home red letters was one of the first songs I listened to and I cried like a baby because it told the story of my life and I've ben following Crowder every since

I was not in attendance but would have liked to have been there. Has someone posed as me and attended under my name? Things that make you go hmmm…🤔 I wish the best to whom attended and hope they enjoyed the show. Using my name and identity is wrong if that was the case. I received this notification to give a review. I’m not sure why since I did not attend but here it is. Happy Sunday and God Bless

There were 4 of us that attended the event @ Bon Securs Wellness Arena last night. Our only complaint was that Crowder did not have enough time. We know he was not the headliner, but he was awesome! His set went by way too fast! Crowder needs to have his on headlining tour! Just all what all four of us unanimously agreed on! Again, our only complaint not enough Crowder!

This was our first time to this open-air venue. The setting was phenomenal. We had great seats with a clear view of the stage. Crowder, as always, put on a very entertaining and uplifting show. We also camped at this venue, which saved us any issues of having to drive home (2.5 hours) afterward. Food vendors were a-plenty and we were fortunate with the weather, only have a few drops of rain when we were setting up our campsite. I will keep checking this venue's show schedule, as this was a great experience as someone who enjoys attending excellent talent shows.

First time at the venue. Allow plenty of time to find a parking place. Metal floor seats are very close together & attached so not room to spread out. Will be touching your neighbor. The Crowder Band was great, as usual. The opening act was terrible. Guy up there kicking his legs around & telling stupid jokes. Fortunately, the venue is a very relaxed, spacious environment so you are able to move around in the common area. Never miss a Crowder event that is close to home.

Little slow getting into the venue due to chaos at the metal detecters and ticket checker. Once inside, everything was great. I felt comfortable with the amount of security and short lines at vendor booths. They do take bottle caps from you, which makes you holding soda until it's gone or rusk spilling drinks. Was told people throw caps. I guess this is the world we live in now. Parking was plentiful easy in and out . Crowder put on a high energy concert followed by Mercyme. Would definitely not have a problem going to this venue again.

The Crowder Music concert at JFEST, was deeply marked by the presence of the Holy Spirit and obviously enjoyed by all ages, despite a very rainy day which made for sloppy conditions on the grounds. Everyone seemed to lightheartedly accept mud to their knees and considered it a small price to pay to get to worship together with the artist and his band. I find it well worth any distance one has to travel to experience them live. I was fortunate enough to be present the night before in the most beautiful setting I have seen in remote Gethsemane, Kentucky. David Crowder has been gifted with the prophetic voice of this generation in the area of music and being in his presence greatly delivers a real blessing!

The entire show was awesome, but I have to be honest, I was there to see Crowder! I listen to all types of contemporary Christian music and there are so many awesome musicians that I applaud for choosing this genre when they could very well have chosen Rock, Pop or Country. But I will see every Crowder show I possibly can. No show inspires and energizes me more than a David Crowder show! Milk & Honey is the bomb!!

TobyMac/Crowder: 1/29/23 “Toby’s ‘Hits Deep Tour’ which has been rolling off and on from town to town since 2016 set up camp in Greenville Sunday evening. All credit to a good friend The DAve Show was able to capture it’s sights and sounds LIVE via executive suite seating, thank you Don! Second Chance also made her presence known with a number of shirt logos peppered throughout the arena, it was like having church after church. Now mind you it was not necessarily a religious experience as the music’s quality spoke for itself, an event that any music lover could enjoy without any unwanted or fabricated hype or holiness. I had first seen TobyMac LIVE in Connecticut back in 2013 at a benefit for Sandy Hook and more recently in 2021 (also in Greenville Hits Deep Tour) this time minus any Covid pod seating, praise be. It was also my second time seeing Crowder, Cochren & Co, Tasha Layton, and Terrian (all at different times). There were a few notable differences this time, namely the stage which was comprised of a walkway ending mid floor in a horseshoe shape (points extending to the rear of the venue floor). The walkway extensions (and/or second stages) that are now becoming a norm for many of the major tours are great additions for those less fortunate to be able to afford prime seating, kudos! The artists and performance order were also different than 2021’s event. The show began promptly at 6:58 with Terrian taking the stage for all of two songs and a quick seven minute set, but she did however make her presence known on stage throughout the evening. Terrian who has been on the scene since 2019 along with her energy and stage presence is definitely someone to keep our eyes on. Cochrane and his multi talented wife on guitar and keys filled the next slot, his high notes were indeed a sound to be heard. Tasha and Jon Reddick were next performing on the horseshoe while the finishing touches of Crowder’s stage set was in preparation on the main stage. There were no lulls in action as one performer followed after the other leading up to an extremely visual and sometimes thunderingly loud David Crowder (modern worship folktronica christian rock) 10 song set. Crowder the bearded Texan sporting a white ‘Milk & Honey’ baseball cap was absolutely the perfect compliment to Mac’s (former DC Talk) Christian-alternative-hip hop and rap musical styling, each one being an arena headliner. Crowder and band with banjo, steel guitar, and his three string cigar box guitar (did I also mention his piano playing) never slowed down for a moment all the way up to the crowning finale ‘Good God Almighty’. The show then took to intermission while the stage was being turned for TobyMac’s appearance. It was now Toby’s turn, rolling through an eighteen song set featuring ‘Help Is On The Way’, ‘Everything’, ‘I Just Need U’, ‘Love Broke Thru’, ‘Speak Life’, ‘Made To Love’, ‘Lose My Soul’, ’Move’, ‘Me Without You’, ‘The Goodness’, ‘Promised Land’ and ‘Feel It’, all charted singles! There were selfies, confetti, smoke, flags, a disco ball, and even a DJ. However there were times when things got really real, particularly when Toby shared the intimate details of the loss of his 21 year old son Truett back in 2019. His story of faith and loss and the subsequent renewal of faith noticeably affected the audience on multiple levels. Then there was a time of prayer over the city of Greenville, Toby himself leading the invocation for her townsfolk, workers, officials, and city affairs. At the end it was apparent that the half filled arena (who remained standing most of the evening) exited the arena into the cold evening rain with a renewed hope and expectation in the reality of the goodness of God!” (Review and photo by DAve (Concert #739, 740)

It was a blessing. And I absolutely loved the new songs he had...but the blue grass I saw the light was sung it brought me back instantly to my little country church I attended with my grandma and aunt when I was little. Finally I am recovering from cancer and still in a lot of pain...and the Holy Spirit was definitely moving and my pain was subsided during and after the concert. May God continue to use David Crowder and his music to bless others. April 💙

Crowder was amazing! Very frustrating that people weren’t standing. I am sure he didn’t play my FAVORITE song and the reason I traveled 2 1/2 hours one way to see the concert because no one would stand up! I listen to Higher Power every single morning! So disappointed he didn’t play it. He only played 70 minutes and I am sure that is because the crowd didn’t respond to his amazing sound.

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the sixth time at least that I have seen David Crowder in concert. This was his best from the very first song to the end. He had the crowd from the first note. To God Be The Glory!!!!! God is using Faithfest in a mighty way. This is my second concert, praise, and worship there @ WCC. I took seven people with me. Next year we are shooting for a church bus full. R Bruce Gasperson [email protected]

This concert was Way overdo for me. In 2020 I bought tix for me & my son to go to WINTER JAM IN LA. I was so looking forward to this concert. We got T-SHIRTS, VIP TIX & Parking. The day before, I decided to ck the location...& it was in Shavenport. LOUISIANA...NOT LOS ANGELES (LA)...I was so heartbroken 💔. Had a great time at this concert, which was closer than Los Angele (LA). LOL It was in Ontaruo, CA. Thnx & be blessed. So this concert was a while lot closer than LA...Los Aneles. We had a great time. Thnx so much. Have a blessed day.

David Crowder has always been one of my favourites from the first time I heard him on a Passion record. I got to see him when he came to Sydney on the Passion world tour back in 2008, and it was a real privilege to be on the front row for this night. You could call it a performance, but Crowder brought us into the presence of God that night. Thank you for coming to Australia, and don't wait another 10 years before you make the return trip.

This concert was amazing! I have never seen Crowder live and what an experience. Peter Mayberry started the evening with an amazing set! Seph Schleuter came up next, I’ve seen him one other time and was really looking forward to seeing him again. He didn’t disappoint! I love his music and turn it on when I need a reminder of God’s grace and love. Then came Crowder. Note I’d been warned, you never know what Crowder you’re going to get, hillbilly, country, rock I think we had a little of all 3 with some worship added in and it made for an amazing night. I’ve never seen someone get handed guitar after guitar after guitar and just keep going the way he did. His rendition of Amazing Grace was so beautiful! I thought I had worshipped in church that morning, but wow nothing prepared me for the worship we had Sunday night! Amazing!!!

Sunday night at the Kodak Center felt less like a concert and more like a communion service with a really good sound system. Patrick Mayberry opened the evening with a warmth that immediately disarmed the room. He's the kind of artist that makes you feel like you've known him for years within the first two songs — "Lead On Good Shepherd" hit differently in a live setting, the kind of song that sounds like a prayer whether you're singing it in a sanctuary or a theater. Seph Schlueter followed and honestly might have been the surprise of the night. His voice carries this unforced sincerity that doesn't try to impress you — it just lands. "Counting My Blessings" was a standout, and the crowd responded like they'd been holding those words in their chest all week waiting for permission to let them out. Then Crowder. There's genuinely no one like him in Christian music right now. He walked out and immediately reminded everyone to "get swampy," which is both ridiculous and exactly what you needed to hear. The Exile material sounded massive in that room — theatrical, textured, and somehow still deeply personal. But the moments when the production stripped back and it was just his voice and the crowd singing? Those were the moments you don't forget. The theater setting was the right call for this tour. It wasn't stadium spectacle — it was intimate and intentional, the kind of night where you leave feeling less like you attended a show and more like you participated in something. As someone who thinks about worship production constantly, it was hard not to notice how well each artist's set was mixed — clean low end, vocals sitting right on top, nothing fighting. Whoever was on that board had a good night. Worth every minute of the drive from Buffalo.

Crowder was amazing! Should have been the head liner when he was at our Tyson Event Center last Friday night to an almost sold out crowd. This was one of the best concert Sioux City has had for a Christian concert in a long time. Praying there will be more. Usually we have to go to Sioux Falls or Omaha to see a concert of this quality. From the first song to the last, Crowder was charismatic, and never stopped, even with a boot on his leg. My husband and I love that hillbilly from Texas, that's what he called him self. You can tell his love for Jesus by his unrestrained worship. All his heart, soul, mind, and strength. And his Gospel roots when he sang, I Saw The Light and I'll Fly Away. His God given talent to play keyboard, many, different guitars, and banjo, should have made him headliner. Crowder loves what he does for a living, and loves his fans. Five Stars in this review!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Chris Lowe Sioux City Iowa 🎵❤️🙏🎚️

If I could rate it more stars, I would. It was amazing night, worshipping Jesus. I always liked Crowder, but not more than anyine else. But now, I am a huge fan. The musicianship, the songs, the joy. If I can, I will go to every single live event with Crowder from now on... there's not enough stars on this app. 10/5 starters and more!

This review is for Duluth, MN - not Green Bay- Crowder is always awesome and once again delivers stellar performance. From the amazing musicianship to Crowders folksy stories to the various instruments played- it is a rock-n-roll, bluegrass symphony. At times he is soft and intimate drawing you into a closeness with Jesus and the very next song you are flailing in rhythmic dance praising the Lord! I love how this group is able to mixed the new album songs with favorites from 7 and 20 years ago. They pulled out some David Crowder Band hits to boot. It would be awesome if they could play for hours on end and do every song Crowder has ever written…but alas then there would probe no reason to go to the next great concert.

He has changed my life i was in a dark place facing 12 yrs in prison and I asked God to come into my life and if he would help me I would walk with him for the rest of my life I got a yr house arrest and bin walking with the Lord ever since when I first came home red letters was one of the first songs I listened to and I cried like a baby because it told the story of my life and I've ben following Crowder every since

I was not in attendance but would have liked to have been there. Has someone posed as me and attended under my name? Things that make you go hmmm…🤔 I wish the best to whom attended and hope they enjoyed the show. Using my name and identity is wrong if that was the case. I received this notification to give a review. I’m not sure why since I did not attend but here it is. Happy Sunday and God Bless

There were 4 of us that attended the event @ Bon Securs Wellness Arena last night. Our only complaint was that Crowder did not have enough time. We know he was not the headliner, but he was awesome! His set went by way too fast! Crowder needs to have his on headlining tour! Just all what all four of us unanimously agreed on! Again, our only complaint not enough Crowder!

This was our first time to this open-air venue. The setting was phenomenal. We had great seats with a clear view of the stage. Crowder, as always, put on a very entertaining and uplifting show. We also camped at this venue, which saved us any issues of having to drive home (2.5 hours) afterward. Food vendors were a-plenty and we were fortunate with the weather, only have a few drops of rain when we were setting up our campsite. I will keep checking this venue's show schedule, as this was a great experience as someone who enjoys attending excellent talent shows.

First time at the venue. Allow plenty of time to find a parking place. Metal floor seats are very close together & attached so not room to spread out. Will be touching your neighbor. The Crowder Band was great, as usual. The opening act was terrible. Guy up there kicking his legs around & telling stupid jokes. Fortunately, the venue is a very relaxed, spacious environment so you are able to move around in the common area. Never miss a Crowder event that is close to home.

Little slow getting into the venue due to chaos at the metal detecters and ticket checker. Once inside, everything was great. I felt comfortable with the amount of security and short lines at vendor booths. They do take bottle caps from you, which makes you holding soda until it's gone or rusk spilling drinks. Was told people throw caps. I guess this is the world we live in now. Parking was plentiful easy in and out . Crowder put on a high energy concert followed by Mercyme. Would definitely not have a problem going to this venue again.

The Crowder Music concert at JFEST, was deeply marked by the presence of the Holy Spirit and obviously enjoyed by all ages, despite a very rainy day which made for sloppy conditions on the grounds. Everyone seemed to lightheartedly accept mud to their knees and considered it a small price to pay to get to worship together with the artist and his band. I find it well worth any distance one has to travel to experience them live. I was fortunate enough to be present the night before in the most beautiful setting I have seen in remote Gethsemane, Kentucky. David Crowder has been gifted with the prophetic voice of this generation in the area of music and being in his presence greatly delivers a real blessing!

The entire show was awesome, but I have to be honest, I was there to see Crowder! I listen to all types of contemporary Christian music and there are so many awesome musicians that I applaud for choosing this genre when they could very well have chosen Rock, Pop or Country. But I will see every Crowder show I possibly can. No show inspires and energizes me more than a David Crowder show! Milk & Honey is the bomb!!

TobyMac/Crowder: 1/29/23 “Toby’s ‘Hits Deep Tour’ which has been rolling off and on from town to town since 2016 set up camp in Greenville Sunday evening. All credit to a good friend The DAve Show was able to capture it’s sights and sounds LIVE via executive suite seating, thank you Don! Second Chance also made her presence known with a number of shirt logos peppered throughout the arena, it was like having church after church. Now mind you it was not necessarily a religious experience as the music’s quality spoke for itself, an event that any music lover could enjoy without any unwanted or fabricated hype or holiness. I had first seen TobyMac LIVE in Connecticut back in 2013 at a benefit for Sandy Hook and more recently in 2021 (also in Greenville Hits Deep Tour) this time minus any Covid pod seating, praise be. It was also my second time seeing Crowder, Cochren & Co, Tasha Layton, and Terrian (all at different times). There were a few notable differences this time, namely the stage which was comprised of a walkway ending mid floor in a horseshoe shape (points extending to the rear of the venue floor). The walkway extensions (and/or second stages) that are now becoming a norm for many of the major tours are great additions for those less fortunate to be able to afford prime seating, kudos! The artists and performance order were also different than 2021’s event. The show began promptly at 6:58 with Terrian taking the stage for all of two songs and a quick seven minute set, but she did however make her presence known on stage throughout the evening. Terrian who has been on the scene since 2019 along with her energy and stage presence is definitely someone to keep our eyes on. Cochrane and his multi talented wife on guitar and keys filled the next slot, his high notes were indeed a sound to be heard. Tasha and Jon Reddick were next performing on the horseshoe while the finishing touches of Crowder’s stage set was in preparation on the main stage. There were no lulls in action as one performer followed after the other leading up to an extremely visual and sometimes thunderingly loud David Crowder (modern worship folktronica christian rock) 10 song set. Crowder the bearded Texan sporting a white ‘Milk & Honey’ baseball cap was absolutely the perfect compliment to Mac’s (former DC Talk) Christian-alternative-hip hop and rap musical styling, each one being an arena headliner. Crowder and band with banjo, steel guitar, and his three string cigar box guitar (did I also mention his piano playing) never slowed down for a moment all the way up to the crowning finale ‘Good God Almighty’. The show then took to intermission while the stage was being turned for TobyMac’s appearance. It was now Toby’s turn, rolling through an eighteen song set featuring ‘Help Is On The Way’, ‘Everything’, ‘I Just Need U’, ‘Love Broke Thru’, ‘Speak Life’, ‘Made To Love’, ‘Lose My Soul’, ’Move’, ‘Me Without You’, ‘The Goodness’, ‘Promised Land’ and ‘Feel It’, all charted singles! There were selfies, confetti, smoke, flags, a disco ball, and even a DJ. However there were times when things got really real, particularly when Toby shared the intimate details of the loss of his 21 year old son Truett back in 2019. His story of faith and loss and the subsequent renewal of faith noticeably affected the audience on multiple levels. Then there was a time of prayer over the city of Greenville, Toby himself leading the invocation for her townsfolk, workers, officials, and city affairs. At the end it was apparent that the half filled arena (who remained standing most of the evening) exited the arena into the cold evening rain with a renewed hope and expectation in the reality of the goodness of God!” (Review and photo by DAve (Concert #739, 740)

It was a blessing. And I absolutely loved the new songs he had...but the blue grass I saw the light was sung it brought me back instantly to my little country church I attended with my grandma and aunt when I was little. Finally I am recovering from cancer and still in a lot of pain...and the Holy Spirit was definitely moving and my pain was subsided during and after the concert. May God continue to use David Crowder and his music to bless others. April 💙

Crowder was amazing! Very frustrating that people weren’t standing. I am sure he didn’t play my FAVORITE song and the reason I traveled 2 1/2 hours one way to see the concert because no one would stand up! I listen to Higher Power every single morning! So disappointed he didn’t play it. He only played 70 minutes and I am sure that is because the crowd didn’t respond to his amazing sound.

Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the sixth time at least that I have seen David Crowder in concert. This was his best from the very first song to the end. He had the crowd from the first note. To God Be The Glory!!!!! God is using Faithfest in a mighty way. This is my second concert, praise, and worship there @ WCC. I took seven people with me. Next year we are shooting for a church bus full. R Bruce Gasperson [email protected]

This concert was Way overdo for me. In 2020 I bought tix for me & my son to go to WINTER JAM IN LA. I was so looking forward to this concert. We got T-SHIRTS, VIP TIX & Parking. The day before, I decided to ck the location...& it was in Shavenport. LOUISIANA...NOT LOS ANGELES (LA)...I was so heartbroken 💔. Had a great time at this concert, which was closer than Los Angele (LA). LOL It was in Ontaruo, CA. Thnx & be blessed. So this concert was a while lot closer than LA...Los Aneles. We had a great time. Thnx so much. Have a blessed day.

David Crowder has always been one of my favourites from the first time I heard him on a Passion record. I got to see him when he came to Sydney on the Passion world tour back in 2008, and it was a real privilege to be on the front row for this night. You could call it a performance, but Crowder brought us into the presence of God that night. Thank you for coming to Australia, and don't wait another 10 years before you make the return trip.