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Come out and join us for this 3-day Christian rock festival and enjoy awesome music and fellowship! Part II of the 3rd annual Immortal Fest will take place from August 30th through September 1st of 2024. One more band is yet to be announced! SCHEDULE Friday, August 30 FEAR NOT [5:00-6:00 PM] SAINT [6:20-7:20 PM] IRONWRATH [7:40-8:40 PM] BRIDE [9:00-10:15 PM] Saturday, August 31 Trenches of Rock Video [3:00-4:30 PM] LES CARLSEN [4:30-5:30 PM] NEON CROSS [5:45-6:45 PM] SHOUT [7:00-8:00 PM] DANIEL BAND [8:15-9:15 PM] WORLDVIEW [9:30-10:30 PM] Sunday, September 1 Video Message [4:00-4:30 PM] JAMES DURBIN [4:30-5:30 PM] TRYTAN [5:45-6:45 PM] WHITECROSS [7:00-8:00 PM] SACRED WARRIOR [8:15-9:15 PM] APOLOGETIX [9:30-10:30 PM]
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BMI Event Center is a one-of-a-kind venue. With amazing sound and lights and a unique video wall that nearly surrounds the arena, musical artists love playing at BMI. ...
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Fear Not Biography
Fear Not was a Christian hard rock band. Prior to Fear Not, three of the band's members had been in the band Love Life.
Fear Not released one self-titled album on Pakaderm Records in 1993. The sound is a mix of the first two Skid Row albums, with the commercial hooks of Skid Row and the heaviness of Slave to the Grind. Singer Larry Worley sounds reminiscent of Sebastian Bach. In spite of these similarities, Fear Not stand out because of well-written songs, and real attitude, something many Christian bands lack.
Guardian's Karl Ney is credited with co-writes on a couple of tracks, and fans of Guardian's Miracle Mile would probably like this album. The production is by Dino & John Elefante, so the sonics are excellent.
Read MoreFear Not released one self-titled album on Pakaderm Records in 1993. The sound is a mix of the first two Skid Row albums, with the commercial hooks of Skid Row and the heaviness of Slave to the Grind. Singer Larry Worley sounds reminiscent of Sebastian Bach. In spite of these similarities, Fear Not stand out because of well-written songs, and real attitude, something many Christian bands lack.
Guardian's Karl Ney is credited with co-writes on a couple of tracks, and fans of Guardian's Miracle Mile would probably like this album. The production is by Dino & John Elefante, so the sonics are excellent.
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