Amy asked if there were anyone who was at one of her concerts for the first time and my brother Jim and couldn't help but laugh because I've been to about 50+events and since I've opened the world of Amy to my brother, he's been to 20+ events. My events include every concert in the Cincinati and Northern Ky. area, concerts in all parts of Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Chicago, etc. An Alaskan Cruise, an Art show and benefit in Chicago, every Christmas concert in our area at Music Hall and the Aronoff and three at the Ryan in Tennnessee, and a couple tapings, I've been to the farm a few times, the church where Amy attended and where it all began and the Coffee House next door. I recently spent a weekend in Nashville for the Rich Mullins production of his new album with original songs that had'nt been published as of yet. It ws a wonderful trip with many music industry events and with a personal concert and gettinig to hang around and get to know somewhat, Cindy Morgan, "the Andrews" (Greer, Peterson, etc.) as we call them and many others, but for the first time it was very hard for me to menauver around all the events. I was so exhausted with increased pain by the time it was over. Still worth it, though! Anyway, I had tickets to the Amy concert and told myself that even if my life is full of health problems,I have the choice to either wallow in the misery or really live and love until I'm gone. To shed light on that misery, here is my new status. I had stage 4 cancer in 2003. It was Hodgkins Lymphoma that had spread to my liver, spleen and pancreas. God blessed me with an extended life. Since 2020 I've had two heart attacks, a stroke, and severe arthritis in my lower back. I also had nine operations on my eyes and I'm about 90% blind at this time. I also have two vascular surgeries scheduled and an upcoming brain surgery to repair a tear where the brain meets the optic nerve. This explains the new me!

The concert was great! Getting to the venue was a NIGHTMARE!! The Fox is an amazing venue, but the lack of traffic control makes it a hot mess! They had only 2 people allowing concert goers to cross the street-- but they NEED secondary Police officers directing traffic as it a crazy area with exessive traffic and with officers directing traffic the flow of traffic could be managed so much better! It was disappointing to miss 30 minutes of the show due to it taking 90 minutes to get from highway 40 to the parking garage across from the Fox !

Concert was a huge blessing! She is doing well in her "Fourth Quarter"! Loved hearing her classic songs as well as new songs. Love song "Trees We'll Never See"! Have enjoyed Amy's music since I was in High School! Met Amy at Blockbuster Video in OKC years ago during college. Love hearing about her walk with the Lord. Going thru my Fourth Quarter also as Elementary Music Educator. What an adventure last 33+ yrs have been. I am third in selfie.🥰

It was so good. She has such a way with words with such a calming voice. The song selection spanned her illustrious career from so early on to newer releases. It was fun and so heartwarming at the same time. I love how she is able to relate to everyone. The concert was spiritual but not overtly churchy. The message of love was very clear at a time when we all need that reassurance that Jesus's love is like no other. So glad I was able to be there.

Great concert. Thanks to Amy, the band and singers, and stage help for sharing your gifts with Rochester! Somewhere Down the Road was my favorite. And being reminded of God's unchanging goodness in El Shaddai is a true blessing! Keith T P.S. Just a note on the sound -- snare drum level seemed much higher than all the other drums, cymbals, instruments and singers at the start of the concert. Seemed to be better later in the concert.

The show and the venue were awesome! It was the first Amy Grant concert I ever attended live and I've been to hundreds of other artists' concerts and I dare to say that this one was extraordinary. The stage rotated like a carousel which means from every seat you had a good sight, giving you kind of a circus feeling. Amy was in a good mood and so was the band. I traveled to Phoenix (and to Tucson the next day) all the way from Germany to see Amy live and it was definitely worth the trip. (Also the Pina Colada mocktail was great by the way).

Amy GRANT can sing !!! She is a great entertainer. Her band was great and were professional. The venue was fantastic. It's a theater in the round and the stage rotates. Her crew was great and constantly were busy with tuning her guitars . One of the best concerts I have seen in a while Thank you Larry Jaros

What a fantastic show! I went to two of Amy's concerts about 40 years ago, and I was really impressed with her all these years later. That voice! Amy inspired me as a teenager, and she encouraged the audience to connect with each other and find hope. She sang a variety of songs, including my favorite "My Father's Eyes" from 1979 and her big crowd pleaser "Baby, Baby." The whole crowd sang along with "El Shaddai." The band was great, too. Amy's in-between chats were not rehearsed, and it felt like sitting down with an old friend. I also appreciate that Amy is using her concerts to support moms and babies in need through Compassion International. That just goes with her kind spirit.

Amy is an amazing artist to see live. Her catalog is quite large at this point, so it's always a treat to see what she's pulling out of the vault. She's been singing my heart for 40 years and it never gets old. Her band is amazing as well. She went way back at this show. I still love El Shaddai; and she can still sing it! Some of the high notes are too high for her now, but her back up singers round it all out for an amazing experience. Honestly, the best part of an Amy show is that you can go alone. I recently moved across country and don't know many people here yet. But I have no fear going to see Amy by myself because everyone at the concert is warm, open and friendly. How many concerts can you go to where you're certain to meet kind people? Amy has brought us all together, and as long as she tours, I will buy a ticket!

WOW! The concert / worship experience with Amy Grant is PHENOMENAL!!!! This was my first time since I was in high school when I saw her. My appreciation for her increased. She set the tone early on for all of us. It felt like a big living room with Amy. I look forward to seeing her again in the future. I highly recommend to many!!!!!!! 😃

Great concert! We enjoyed the trip down memory lane as Amy sang many our favorite songs from the 80's and 90's. She and the band and vocalists are so talented! Loved the sound and harmony. Visual: set and lighting: spectacular, creative, cool variety, colorful Audio: Vocals were a bit muffled in the middle balcony. not enough treble tone to hear words clearly. Thankfully we knew most of the words. Please make an announcement before the concert begins if video will not be allowed. We did not see anything noting this on the ticket or posted anywhere. We hadn't been to a singer in concert where you couldn't take a short video. (Most recently Taylor Swift, Colbie Callet, Ben Platt). There was a woman going around tapping on people and telling them not to video, but other people who were not informed were still videoing. Perhaps she thought this was a symphony orchestra concert? Kind of took away from the enjoyable event. So glad to have Amy Grant come to the Pacific Northwest and thankful we had the opportunity to see her, and be inspired by her music and message.

I don't ever go to concerts, period, especially alone, and I almost backed out of this one. I'm glad I didn't. It's hard not to feel love, joy, happiness, all the fruits of the spirit as soon as Amy walks out. I genuinely don't know how she does it, but I'm so thankful she does. You inspire people to be better, do better, love more and spread kindness -- just to be better humans. You're so raw and real, and that means more than anything. I love you. I'm thankful for you. You're such a blessing. ❤️

Amy, as always, was so relaxed and thoroughly enjoying her audience. It was pure joy for me as a huge fan (since 1978 or 1979-ish) and singer to sing along with her. Just knowing every word felt like I was singing duets. 😊🎶🎤The venue was a beautiful setting. My only wish was that I had signed up for Soundcheck. I didn't know you could do that without being a FOA member. In years past you had to be a member, in which I was. I understand now that there were websites issues and I could have signed up and attended... Bummed. It was such a joyous night to sing along with Amy to my favorites, all for different reasons. ❤️ Thank you Amy for singing and loving what you do and using your gift for Jesus!

Amy and her band certainly came prepared to please fans of her Contemporary Christian, Pop, and Country-ish catalogue of music based on the crowd’s response throughout the show. And her numerous heartfelt discussions with the crowd were meaningful. Honesty and vulnerability are wonderful attributes that Amy did well to share. Amy’s imperfections, as she referenced early on in the show, stood tall as she warmly solicited permission from the audience. What a wonderful performance. And to experience an artist of this magnitude performing in Eureka Springs, not mention the auditorium, is extraordinary.

What a Wonderful Show and My Wife and I enjoyed it very much. It was great you came to Warren,Ohio as we live about 20 minutes away in Hubbard, Ohio. So nice to just get out of the house and take in one of the greatest artists and her music. Your band was unbelievable and we Thank God for you and your amazing talent. I kept telling my Wife you are just like us and we relate to everything you talked about in life. It was great to get up and dance and feel good about ourselves. Thank You for Being You. Good Luck on the rest of your tour and May God Bless You and your Family. We absolutely love your new song and I already saved it on Spotify to hear tomorrow.

It was a fantastic show❣ Lots of older and a few newer songs. Amy talked with the audience more (since we are all a "bit" older, now)! I truly enjoyed hearing the stories behind some of her songs, and more about how much she needed to put her Faith in Christ Jesus to the Test, during her heart surgery! And, He continues to be The Great Physician, and our Divine Healer! May God continue to bless Amy, Vince, and her family! In Christ's Love, Jennifer, from south-central Wisconsin

“The vibe was majorly sentimental and reflective Wednesday evening in Augusta GA, the birth town of Amy Lee Grant. I say majorly because there were those upbeat and danceable songs such as ‘Angels’ and ‘Wise Up’, and you could tell when one was about to go down watching Amy kick off her shoes, one of the advantages of having a front row center seat. Two years out from emergency heart surgery and the 61 year old singer both looked and sounded great! Amy made her way onto a rather simple stage set a front a majestic set of baroque style bronze curtains, a perfect backdrop for the occasion. ‘I took my first breath in Augusta Georgia’ Grant shared with us (who she would later refer to as a ‘small but mighty’ crowd). A solitary loud and rather hearty ‘Welcome Home’ answered back, and in reply, a ‘Thank you my brother!’ What ensued next was a 2 hour and 15 minute (minus a very brief intermission) 24 song set list. I hadn’t seen Amy LIVE since 1985, so I knew the set could be slightly different 37 years later, and it sure was. The set revolved around the 30th anniversary of her ‘Heart In Motion’ album, with a big 7 song selection’s worth. There were no songs from her first three releases which was a bit disappointing to me as I consider myself an all through the years type of fan owning all of her releases. Early in, there was a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting in Uvalde prior to ‘Find A Way’ (lyrics: I could stand here an angry young woman taking all the pain to heart but I know that love can bring changes and so we've got to move on), Amy was noticeably emotional. In that moment there was not a sound, a cough, a foot shuffle, nothing for an entire minute long, something to experience in such a large crowd. Mid-show there was an incredible rendering of a rather obscure album cut, ‘Ask Me’, a s****l abuse survivors story written concerning one if not two of Amy’s friends. Amy backlit turning her face to the rear of the stage and looking up into the spotlight held her hand up toward God, ‘Ask me if I think there's a God up in the heaven where did He go in the middle of her shame?’ So powerful! ‘Baby Baby’ got the crowd off their feet, two amazing female back up singers and Gene Miller (guitarist) on background vocals helped make the sound a perfect match to the album version. Amy gave credit where credit was do, ‘each year the songs seem to get faster and the pitch higher’. A highlight of the evening was a solo performance of ‘El Shaddai’, just Amy and guitar. When I closed my eyes, I could easily place myself seated in the middle of her living room. The same was true for a spontaneous acoustic addition to the setlist, ‘Somewhere Down The Road’. By the end of the set Amy had obviously become both touched and energized by the evening’s performance leaving the stage with a fist pump, high fives with the band, and a hearty, ‘Thank you for this magical night in my hometown’ to her faithful fans!” by DAve (Concert #655)

I’ve been able to attend too many Amy concerts to count, but was overwhelmed this night by the songs chosen and the memories of all the people I’ve asked to go with me over the years. Amy never disappoints and God uses her to touch my soul with the words and music. It was a wonderful blessing and I am always blessed to hear Amy perform, but there was something very special this night.

Amy asked if there were anyone who was at one of her concerts for the first time and my brother Jim and couldn't help but laugh because I've been to about 50+events and since I've opened the world of Amy to my brother, he's been to 20+ events. My events include every concert in the Cincinati and Northern Ky. area, concerts in all parts of Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Chicago, etc. An Alaskan Cruise, an Art show and benefit in Chicago, every Christmas concert in our area at Music Hall and the Aronoff and three at the Ryan in Tennnessee, and a couple tapings, I've been to the farm a few times, the church where Amy attended and where it all began and the Coffee House next door. I recently spent a weekend in Nashville for the Rich Mullins production of his new album with original songs that had'nt been published as of yet. It ws a wonderful trip with many music industry events and with a personal concert and gettinig to hang around and get to know somewhat, Cindy Morgan, "the Andrews" (Greer, Peterson, etc.) as we call them and many others, but for the first time it was very hard for me to menauver around all the events. I was so exhausted with increased pain by the time it was over. Still worth it, though! Anyway, I had tickets to the Amy concert and told myself that even if my life is full of health problems,I have the choice to either wallow in the misery or really live and love until I'm gone. To shed light on that misery, here is my new status. I had stage 4 cancer in 2003. It was Hodgkins Lymphoma that had spread to my liver, spleen and pancreas. God blessed me with an extended life. Since 2020 I've had two heart attacks, a stroke, and severe arthritis in my lower back. I also had nine operations on my eyes and I'm about 90% blind at this time. I also have two vascular surgeries scheduled and an upcoming brain surgery to repair a tear where the brain meets the optic nerve. This explains the new me!

The concert was great! Getting to the venue was a NIGHTMARE!! The Fox is an amazing venue, but the lack of traffic control makes it a hot mess! They had only 2 people allowing concert goers to cross the street-- but they NEED secondary Police officers directing traffic as it a crazy area with exessive traffic and with officers directing traffic the flow of traffic could be managed so much better! It was disappointing to miss 30 minutes of the show due to it taking 90 minutes to get from highway 40 to the parking garage across from the Fox !

Concert was a huge blessing! She is doing well in her "Fourth Quarter"! Loved hearing her classic songs as well as new songs. Love song "Trees We'll Never See"! Have enjoyed Amy's music since I was in High School! Met Amy at Blockbuster Video in OKC years ago during college. Love hearing about her walk with the Lord. Going thru my Fourth Quarter also as Elementary Music Educator. What an adventure last 33+ yrs have been. I am third in selfie.🥰

It was so good. She has such a way with words with such a calming voice. The song selection spanned her illustrious career from so early on to newer releases. It was fun and so heartwarming at the same time. I love how she is able to relate to everyone. The concert was spiritual but not overtly churchy. The message of love was very clear at a time when we all need that reassurance that Jesus's love is like no other. So glad I was able to be there.

Great concert. Thanks to Amy, the band and singers, and stage help for sharing your gifts with Rochester! Somewhere Down the Road was my favorite. And being reminded of God's unchanging goodness in El Shaddai is a true blessing! Keith T P.S. Just a note on the sound -- snare drum level seemed much higher than all the other drums, cymbals, instruments and singers at the start of the concert. Seemed to be better later in the concert.

The show and the venue were awesome! It was the first Amy Grant concert I ever attended live and I've been to hundreds of other artists' concerts and I dare to say that this one was extraordinary. The stage rotated like a carousel which means from every seat you had a good sight, giving you kind of a circus feeling. Amy was in a good mood and so was the band. I traveled to Phoenix (and to Tucson the next day) all the way from Germany to see Amy live and it was definitely worth the trip. (Also the Pina Colada mocktail was great by the way).

Amy GRANT can sing !!! She is a great entertainer. Her band was great and were professional. The venue was fantastic. It's a theater in the round and the stage rotates. Her crew was great and constantly were busy with tuning her guitars . One of the best concerts I have seen in a while Thank you Larry Jaros

What a fantastic show! I went to two of Amy's concerts about 40 years ago, and I was really impressed with her all these years later. That voice! Amy inspired me as a teenager, and she encouraged the audience to connect with each other and find hope. She sang a variety of songs, including my favorite "My Father's Eyes" from 1979 and her big crowd pleaser "Baby, Baby." The whole crowd sang along with "El Shaddai." The band was great, too. Amy's in-between chats were not rehearsed, and it felt like sitting down with an old friend. I also appreciate that Amy is using her concerts to support moms and babies in need through Compassion International. That just goes with her kind spirit.

Amy is an amazing artist to see live. Her catalog is quite large at this point, so it's always a treat to see what she's pulling out of the vault. She's been singing my heart for 40 years and it never gets old. Her band is amazing as well. She went way back at this show. I still love El Shaddai; and she can still sing it! Some of the high notes are too high for her now, but her back up singers round it all out for an amazing experience. Honestly, the best part of an Amy show is that you can go alone. I recently moved across country and don't know many people here yet. But I have no fear going to see Amy by myself because everyone at the concert is warm, open and friendly. How many concerts can you go to where you're certain to meet kind people? Amy has brought us all together, and as long as she tours, I will buy a ticket!

WOW! The concert / worship experience with Amy Grant is PHENOMENAL!!!! This was my first time since I was in high school when I saw her. My appreciation for her increased. She set the tone early on for all of us. It felt like a big living room with Amy. I look forward to seeing her again in the future. I highly recommend to many!!!!!!! 😃

Great concert! We enjoyed the trip down memory lane as Amy sang many our favorite songs from the 80's and 90's. She and the band and vocalists are so talented! Loved the sound and harmony. Visual: set and lighting: spectacular, creative, cool variety, colorful Audio: Vocals were a bit muffled in the middle balcony. not enough treble tone to hear words clearly. Thankfully we knew most of the words. Please make an announcement before the concert begins if video will not be allowed. We did not see anything noting this on the ticket or posted anywhere. We hadn't been to a singer in concert where you couldn't take a short video. (Most recently Taylor Swift, Colbie Callet, Ben Platt). There was a woman going around tapping on people and telling them not to video, but other people who were not informed were still videoing. Perhaps she thought this was a symphony orchestra concert? Kind of took away from the enjoyable event. So glad to have Amy Grant come to the Pacific Northwest and thankful we had the opportunity to see her, and be inspired by her music and message.

I don't ever go to concerts, period, especially alone, and I almost backed out of this one. I'm glad I didn't. It's hard not to feel love, joy, happiness, all the fruits of the spirit as soon as Amy walks out. I genuinely don't know how she does it, but I'm so thankful she does. You inspire people to be better, do better, love more and spread kindness -- just to be better humans. You're so raw and real, and that means more than anything. I love you. I'm thankful for you. You're such a blessing. ❤️

Amy, as always, was so relaxed and thoroughly enjoying her audience. It was pure joy for me as a huge fan (since 1978 or 1979-ish) and singer to sing along with her. Just knowing every word felt like I was singing duets. 😊🎶🎤The venue was a beautiful setting. My only wish was that I had signed up for Soundcheck. I didn't know you could do that without being a FOA member. In years past you had to be a member, in which I was. I understand now that there were websites issues and I could have signed up and attended... Bummed. It was such a joyous night to sing along with Amy to my favorites, all for different reasons. ❤️ Thank you Amy for singing and loving what you do and using your gift for Jesus!

Amy and her band certainly came prepared to please fans of her Contemporary Christian, Pop, and Country-ish catalogue of music based on the crowd’s response throughout the show. And her numerous heartfelt discussions with the crowd were meaningful. Honesty and vulnerability are wonderful attributes that Amy did well to share. Amy’s imperfections, as she referenced early on in the show, stood tall as she warmly solicited permission from the audience. What a wonderful performance. And to experience an artist of this magnitude performing in Eureka Springs, not mention the auditorium, is extraordinary.

What a Wonderful Show and My Wife and I enjoyed it very much. It was great you came to Warren,Ohio as we live about 20 minutes away in Hubbard, Ohio. So nice to just get out of the house and take in one of the greatest artists and her music. Your band was unbelievable and we Thank God for you and your amazing talent. I kept telling my Wife you are just like us and we relate to everything you talked about in life. It was great to get up and dance and feel good about ourselves. Thank You for Being You. Good Luck on the rest of your tour and May God Bless You and your Family. We absolutely love your new song and I already saved it on Spotify to hear tomorrow.

It was a fantastic show❣ Lots of older and a few newer songs. Amy talked with the audience more (since we are all a "bit" older, now)! I truly enjoyed hearing the stories behind some of her songs, and more about how much she needed to put her Faith in Christ Jesus to the Test, during her heart surgery! And, He continues to be The Great Physician, and our Divine Healer! May God continue to bless Amy, Vince, and her family! In Christ's Love, Jennifer, from south-central Wisconsin

“The vibe was majorly sentimental and reflective Wednesday evening in Augusta GA, the birth town of Amy Lee Grant. I say majorly because there were those upbeat and danceable songs such as ‘Angels’ and ‘Wise Up’, and you could tell when one was about to go down watching Amy kick off her shoes, one of the advantages of having a front row center seat. Two years out from emergency heart surgery and the 61 year old singer both looked and sounded great! Amy made her way onto a rather simple stage set a front a majestic set of baroque style bronze curtains, a perfect backdrop for the occasion. ‘I took my first breath in Augusta Georgia’ Grant shared with us (who she would later refer to as a ‘small but mighty’ crowd). A solitary loud and rather hearty ‘Welcome Home’ answered back, and in reply, a ‘Thank you my brother!’ What ensued next was a 2 hour and 15 minute (minus a very brief intermission) 24 song set list. I hadn’t seen Amy LIVE since 1985, so I knew the set could be slightly different 37 years later, and it sure was. The set revolved around the 30th anniversary of her ‘Heart In Motion’ album, with a big 7 song selection’s worth. There were no songs from her first three releases which was a bit disappointing to me as I consider myself an all through the years type of fan owning all of her releases. Early in, there was a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting in Uvalde prior to ‘Find A Way’ (lyrics: I could stand here an angry young woman taking all the pain to heart but I know that love can bring changes and so we've got to move on), Amy was noticeably emotional. In that moment there was not a sound, a cough, a foot shuffle, nothing for an entire minute long, something to experience in such a large crowd. Mid-show there was an incredible rendering of a rather obscure album cut, ‘Ask Me’, a s****l abuse survivors story written concerning one if not two of Amy’s friends. Amy backlit turning her face to the rear of the stage and looking up into the spotlight held her hand up toward God, ‘Ask me if I think there's a God up in the heaven where did He go in the middle of her shame?’ So powerful! ‘Baby Baby’ got the crowd off their feet, two amazing female back up singers and Gene Miller (guitarist) on background vocals helped make the sound a perfect match to the album version. Amy gave credit where credit was do, ‘each year the songs seem to get faster and the pitch higher’. A highlight of the evening was a solo performance of ‘El Shaddai’, just Amy and guitar. When I closed my eyes, I could easily place myself seated in the middle of her living room. The same was true for a spontaneous acoustic addition to the setlist, ‘Somewhere Down The Road’. By the end of the set Amy had obviously become both touched and energized by the evening’s performance leaving the stage with a fist pump, high fives with the band, and a hearty, ‘Thank you for this magical night in my hometown’ to her faithful fans!” by DAve (Concert #655)

I’ve been able to attend too many Amy concerts to count, but was overwhelmed this night by the songs chosen and the memories of all the people I’ve asked to go with me over the years. Amy never disappoints and God uses her to touch my soul with the words and music. It was a wonderful blessing and I am always blessed to hear Amy perform, but there was something very special this night.