Unfortunately I missed the Greatest Concert as it was on a Tuesday and I forgot to look at my IPhone calendar that day. Although MetroTix gave me tickets to the Fox to see another show. Only I am so mad at myself that I missed their last Concert in St. Louis The Drummer Bay show. Why on a Tuesday, as most shows are on Friday, Saturday and Sunday like they are doing now in Nashville, TN. St. Louis Launched their Careers and they show up on a Work Day...Tuesday while the Nashville Three Nashville shows are on the weekend. They need to come back to St. Louis and next time not in the Fox Theater that holds a small amount of people as the Fox is a very small venue for this Great band. They first appeared in the St. Charles Family Arena that holds Thousands and that is whee the Drummer Boy Concert should have been, not the Fox. They need to come back for an apology Concert to the St. Louis Family Arena and play the Drummer Boy Song. I went to the last concert here in St. Louis and I was disappointed with the Song Arrangement, which was old no new songs. The Stage Lighting Effects very sad and old for them as they have better materials to work with than White Lights on platforms that go up and down. Boring. They need a new Stage manager or they were just saving money on using old equipment. Not sure only WE Launched their careers in St. Louis, MO. They owe us all a better newer concert probably like the ones their doing in Nashville. I know their whole story from the moment they left Australia poor and came to USA in Nashville, where their father did not get the job he was promised. They have gone from Rags To Riches only in the USA is that possible. Their Sister is on her own and does very well for herself and she is significant. The two brothers created this beautiful band and at one point one brother was very sick and by the Grace of God he Survived. God Bless them all and their families, co workers etc. Please come back to St. Louis at the Family Arena. Love John G

This was the fifth or sixth time we've seen for King and Country and it was a great show again! These folks really do the work to present a high energy show and they played all of their familiar songs. We did have trouble with the sound... the vocals were not always clear and often weren't loud enough to be heard above the instruments. And a few times the musical instruments didn't blend properly. We sat pretty far back in the balcony, so assume that the sound just got corrupted before got up to us??? We never had this problem at their other concerts. But the stage show was up to their standards. The members of the group were always in motion, moving around to different parts of the stage,. There also were four (?) platforms that were raised and lowered at various times carrying different parts of the group to provide vertical along with the horizontal movement. Lots of lighting changes and lasers were used to enhance the music. The Little Drummer Boy show is a must see concert and we are already hoping to see them for Christmas 2026.

It was my first time to see for King + Country. It was a true blessing and prayer delivered! I also wanted to go to the Red Rocks Amphitheater and God brought them together immediately after I downloaded the apps from both Bandsintown & the Red Rocks app. It was so beautiful! I was beyond amazed and enjoyed every moment spent there! I brought my sister from Tucson Arizona and I came in from Seattle WA. I will be going back to the Red Rocks again in the future with my husband who has never been there before. I will be keeping up with the concert venues to find my next visit. Thank you to for King + Country for coming to the Red Rocks! The whole experience was beyond amazing! I’ve been to several concerts since 1984 this is by far the best sound set and natural beauty in all I’ve experienced! 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ across the board! Highly recommend!!!

This is the first time I saw King and Country. Their music style and performances were well balanced of old and new, with a few song surprises included from other artists! Creative flair and genuine mini conversations during interludes from each brother added a spice to a mostly lovely evening. The only problem for the night (and experienced by two friends of ours) was the volume level. You can enjoy music and have it slightly loud, but this was a family event with little kids (our boy is 10) and we had to remove him from the show and sit outside due to the levels. He was actually shaking and only calmed down once we removed him from the main auditorium. A friend of ours also joined us, and one 16 year old we know found the level uncomfortable. It is a shame the night had to be spoilt for this reason. I feel it would have been a better night with a lower volume. I have to state this is not a reflection on the band themselves doing an outstanding performance. I will continue to enjoy their CDs though!

The concert itself was AMAZING! It was our first For King & Country concert and they did not disappoint. I issued 4 stars only because the venue was a bit disappointing. I knew going in that it was not fully handicap accessible, but I didn't think we'd experience the issues we did. My husband is a paraplegic and confined to his wheelchair. We entered the facility with no issue, however when we went to find the merchandise, he couldn't get to it. It was located on the ground floor and there are no elevators for him to get up or down. When we asked staff about elevators, they laughed at our question and told us there was none. This was very rude -- it might have been funny to them, but my husband's ability challenge is not funny to us. The staff was very flip it in their responses to our questions. Trying to find a solution, we about us going out the door we entered and coming in the front so he could see the merchandise. However, we were told that it would be an issue since our tickets had already been scanned. We made it work but me going to the merchandise area and face time him so he could pick out his shirt. Additionally, there were no restrooms accessible to anyone in a wheelchair - they were located on the ground floor or on the balcony levels. This didn't affect my husband as he has a catheter and a colostomy but I'm certain affected others. The facility was I'm certain a historical location and was incredibly beautiful. However, staff for the bands should consider all of their fan's needs as this location was really only for the able bodied individuals.

I do not care for contemporary Christian music and only bought these tickets as a Christmas present for my husband. I am more of a southern gospel music fan. However, after last nights performance, I have become a complete fan of for King + Country. When Luke sang “I Surrender All”, it took me back to my childhood as it was a staple in our Baptist church. When the boys came out into the audience, Joe actually gave my husband a high-five and made his night. Then when Joe got on that ladder to sing, it sealed the deal for me. What a blessing and story they have. I just lost my mom a little over a year ago. Unsung Hero is an amazing tribute to mothers everywhere. Gods presence and divine intervention was definitely there. If not, I would not have went from knowing none of their music to not being able to stop talking about the show. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

What a Great show!!! They had a great set list and it was a really good time! Very impressive lights, the guys killed it and carried it through the whole show! Plus, during God Only Knows, Joel held my hand for like 4 seconds lol. One of the things I love most about For King and Country is their interaction with their fans. My only complaint is that the 4 PM show (the one we went to and the sold out show) didn’t have confetti at the end when the other two shows got it, which made us a little sad. I’m assuming someone either forgot, missed the cue, or the confetti canons simply didn’t work. But I was a little bummed about that. Other than that, it was an AMAZING show and I hope to see the boys at Dollywood again soon! :)

My mom and I went to the Monday shows at Epcot went to the first show then we decided we were gonna stay for the 2nd show the first set we were in the first row because we got the meals to get reserved seats after that show was over we got into the stand by line we go into the 5th and 6th row we couldn’t sit together but we were close to each other so that was fine the one song Joel and Luke was out in the audience and Luke ran by us all I had to do was reach out and I could literally touch him they were the best As usual I saw them 2 x in Pa and their Christmas show in Orlando

Their songs and concert was great, these two brother have so much talent and so does their whole team of musicians, really an amazing show. The venue on the other hand was not really a hit for me or my young family, they made my children empty their water bottles prior entering the building for... safety reasons? not sure what that even meant, security order me to take my personal camera back to my car and so I was left with only my phone, then there was several volunteers who told me I could not even take pictures with my phone, I was shocked considering we paid for our tickets to be there and enjoy the concert which includes making memories. In the end everyone took their phones out. Last but not least my two kids ages 9 and 5 left the venue crying because even though we purchased the Q&A tickets which came at a higher cost, their question was not even read or answer for lack of time they said. So I am really not sure as to what or who watches over these details but it did put a bit of a damper on the whole experience in our case.

The band was amazing. They put on an awesome show. The reason for the four stars was the venue. (I actually wanted to give even a lower two stars but thought it wasn’t fair to the band who put everything into their performances) There was terrible acoustics in the venue. The echo was so bad it was hard to understand when anyone was talking. We had $75 tickets in section 4 on the main floor and expected more. Some of our group got out of their seats and stood in the back of the arena in order to enjoy the band. Also we were disappointed that the two merch tables inside the venue only had a limited selection of shirts and sweatshirts. After we purchased t-shirts inside we found that outside the front entrance there was a bigger selection. That was not available to people who had come in the side entries because they were already scanned into the concert. I will think hard before attending another concert at the Bell County Expo center’s Garth Arena.

The For King And Country concert in Belton, TX, was amazing . . . what I saw of it . . . a couple intermittently stood through half of the concert, much to the frustration of those behind and around them! Two couples left their seats and (I think) went elsewhere to enjoy the concert. Security was notified but did nothing! Otherwise, the music and the presentation was great! There were times in which we were all invited/encouraged to stand by the singers (Joel and Luke Smallbone AKA For King and Country) and YES, we all stood . . . it was during the times in which we were seated and the light shows were going when we had the most difficulty seeing because of the couple! We were struggling really hard to not be disheartened by the experience!

The show was great! There is so much talent and energy in this group! And the crowd's enthusiasm was exuberant and contagious while remaining courteous to those around them. Staff was helpful and the table and chair seating for enjoying concessions before the show are appreciated at the T-Mobile Center. The only negative (and it was a significant one that colored our experience) was the parking. We parked in the underground parking lot ($20) directly across Grand from the venue. The stairwells were packed with vagrants and panhandlers and reeked of urine. And even more unnerving, we sat in our running vehicle, in our spot in line for exactly 1 hour without moving so much as a single inch several floors down. 45 minutes in, and worried about the carbon monoxide, we finally called 911 and were told that police were on the scene handling things - a statement that turned out to be utterly untrue when things finally began to move at the 1-hour mark. It was scary and claustrophobic. I feel like if the mayor or city council members had ever been stuck (literally stuck) in this situation, some resolution would be initiated Monday morning.

Awesome show. Not a fan of the impersonal style for the Q & A, but I can accept that the quantity of people required something other than a small room meeting. I was a little disconcerted with the change in the seating arrangement from ticket sales diagram, but nothing too terrible. I was especially pleased with the video introducing the various crew people that make a show possible. Having a long history of working in technical theatre I realize what is needed to make things seem magical, and try to say thanks to any crew that I happen to cross paths with. Music was wonderful, and it was absolutely great when Luke and Joel came out into the audience...it has been a long 2 years waiting for that kind of personal touch. Having the Smallbone families there was really neat as well. Also not a fan of the all electronic ticketing process. Not everyone relies on a cell phone for everything in their life. All in all, a great night out with friends, and an awesome show !

King and Country was fantastic--great energy! As always, I love the theatrical along with their original music. Everyone in the band was really part of the performance, and I had fun seeing Ben Backus' passion on every instrument he played! I enjoy Luke and Joel share their passions and hearts, and this concert I finally selected a Compassion child. It's so good to see Luke, Joel, and the band live in concert again! One question for them, is there a reason they never mention the name of Jesus? Or have I missed that? Dante Bowe was impossible to hear because the bass was WAY to heavy and overwhelmed his voice. I didn't really get to listen to him until he sang with King and Country on one of their songs. That was quite enjoyable!

It was wonderful to get to meet Joel & Luke. This was an album release meet & greet, signing party. Both were just so kind and accommodating to everyone who attended. These two men are such a Blessing. Their music has been so uplifting to me during the past year and a half. God has really blessed them with such wonderful talents. I told them this personally and I could tell that it meant a lot to them to hear me say that. They were genuinely thankful which says so much about them as Christians and men. There was so much humility and appreciation on display with them. They are truly good men. I’m so proud of them that they have put those talents to work for God. They mean a lot to me and I know many others. I will see them again in Amarillo on their tour.

My daughter and I had such an AMAZING time!!! It was truly an experience that neither of us will ever forget!! My 14 year old, Bailie, is such a huge fan of Joel and Luke. She has watched anything they have ever put out on social media and watches it constantly! And Joel's movies,,,Let's just say that it is quite comical to watch her as she watches Priceless because she can say every word of everyone's lines. She watches it all the time. Priceless has made such an impact on so many young girls and women. It made her heart so happy to be able to spend this weekend with them. I felt the Holy Spirit in everything that we attended. The concert was AMAZING!!! We appreciate For King and Country hosting this AWESOME weekend and taking the time out of their busy schedules to make their Hometown experience so special for everyone that could attend. Thank you so much for this SPECTACULAR weekend:)

I onLy goT one phoTo near the end. I literally danced my 61 yr. old bones thru Lecrae & your performance. You guys are so bLessed. I had so much FuN..JoY, I only goT one still photo near the end. I could noT find where ye Y'aLL hid the streamers & I scanned above before iT goT dark. Surprised me, my husband really LoVed the music & was on his feeT clapping & cheering.(NEVER BEFORE, EVENT) THAT SO BLESSED ME, THE LORD IS ALWAYS RIGHT ON TIME. THNX, fellas! We're counTing the days till the Hershey show. PS~the LittLe Drummer Boy was the only Christmas program I could enJoY excepT the NuTcracker...buT I was in thaT almosT every Christmas in New York. We'd often not come back tiL the nexT new year)our version is better than I could have ever imaged. I canna waiT tiL HEAVEN💘❣😉🎚🔥🎶🎭🌬💋💌💯😘❣

Thank You for choosing Sacramento as one of your Performance Locations. The Venue you chose - the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium was perfect. I bought our tickets when they 1st came out in April to make sure we had good seats for the October 26th event. My Twin Daughters and a good friend came with me, and were thankful to experience your performance and Christian message, something not seen much of anymore. The number of younger attendees was also very impressive, as was how you interacted with your audience, making us feel welcomed. The supportive relationship among the members of For King & Country and Joel and Luke sent the message that although Joel and Luke are the Group’s Leaders, a relationship like everyone here has demonstrates what a larger group can accomplish together! Thank You for coming to Sacramento. All of us are hoping we’ll see You again.

What a show, and how great is our God!! ? ? I've been to several other concerts when I listened to secular music, but this was amazing! The Holy Ghost filled the atmosphere. It was like a party on stage and nobody cared what anybody would say, they just went with it on stage and off. The band was great, everybody playing multiple instruments, and doing it for His glory. Then after it was over we got to meet Joel and Luke for a quick minute, and as tired as they were, they were still gracious enough to take a moment to give an autograph. Truly some great people with God glorifying music. I hope they come back near us and that we can afford to go if they do. If you've never seen them live you must, the videos on YouTube are great, but to see them live is true, what I would call, holy entertainment. I don't know if they read these reviews or not, but if so, I'd just like to say to y'all again, thank you for making great music with the messages that you do. You are truly gifted and anointed of God and though you'll likely not remember us, we will always remember the night you came to our little town, and took time for us. This was my oldest daughters 1st concert, and she got to meet her favorite singers on that night. God is so good!

Unfortunately I missed the Greatest Concert as it was on a Tuesday and I forgot to look at my IPhone calendar that day. Although MetroTix gave me tickets to the Fox to see another show. Only I am so mad at myself that I missed their last Concert in St. Louis The Drummer Bay show. Why on a Tuesday, as most shows are on Friday, Saturday and Sunday like they are doing now in Nashville, TN. St. Louis Launched their Careers and they show up on a Work Day...Tuesday while the Nashville Three Nashville shows are on the weekend. They need to come back to St. Louis and next time not in the Fox Theater that holds a small amount of people as the Fox is a very small venue for this Great band. They first appeared in the St. Charles Family Arena that holds Thousands and that is whee the Drummer Boy Concert should have been, not the Fox. They need to come back for an apology Concert to the St. Louis Family Arena and play the Drummer Boy Song. I went to the last concert here in St. Louis and I was disappointed with the Song Arrangement, which was old no new songs. The Stage Lighting Effects very sad and old for them as they have better materials to work with than White Lights on platforms that go up and down. Boring. They need a new Stage manager or they were just saving money on using old equipment. Not sure only WE Launched their careers in St. Louis, MO. They owe us all a better newer concert probably like the ones their doing in Nashville. I know their whole story from the moment they left Australia poor and came to USA in Nashville, where their father did not get the job he was promised. They have gone from Rags To Riches only in the USA is that possible. Their Sister is on her own and does very well for herself and she is significant. The two brothers created this beautiful band and at one point one brother was very sick and by the Grace of God he Survived. God Bless them all and their families, co workers etc. Please come back to St. Louis at the Family Arena. Love John G

This was the fifth or sixth time we've seen for King and Country and it was a great show again! These folks really do the work to present a high energy show and they played all of their familiar songs. We did have trouble with the sound... the vocals were not always clear and often weren't loud enough to be heard above the instruments. And a few times the musical instruments didn't blend properly. We sat pretty far back in the balcony, so assume that the sound just got corrupted before got up to us??? We never had this problem at their other concerts. But the stage show was up to their standards. The members of the group were always in motion, moving around to different parts of the stage,. There also were four (?) platforms that were raised and lowered at various times carrying different parts of the group to provide vertical along with the horizontal movement. Lots of lighting changes and lasers were used to enhance the music. The Little Drummer Boy show is a must see concert and we are already hoping to see them for Christmas 2026.

It was my first time to see for King + Country. It was a true blessing and prayer delivered! I also wanted to go to the Red Rocks Amphitheater and God brought them together immediately after I downloaded the apps from both Bandsintown & the Red Rocks app. It was so beautiful! I was beyond amazed and enjoyed every moment spent there! I brought my sister from Tucson Arizona and I came in from Seattle WA. I will be going back to the Red Rocks again in the future with my husband who has never been there before. I will be keeping up with the concert venues to find my next visit. Thank you to for King + Country for coming to the Red Rocks! The whole experience was beyond amazing! I’ve been to several concerts since 1984 this is by far the best sound set and natural beauty in all I’ve experienced! 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ across the board! Highly recommend!!!

This is the first time I saw King and Country. Their music style and performances were well balanced of old and new, with a few song surprises included from other artists! Creative flair and genuine mini conversations during interludes from each brother added a spice to a mostly lovely evening. The only problem for the night (and experienced by two friends of ours) was the volume level. You can enjoy music and have it slightly loud, but this was a family event with little kids (our boy is 10) and we had to remove him from the show and sit outside due to the levels. He was actually shaking and only calmed down once we removed him from the main auditorium. A friend of ours also joined us, and one 16 year old we know found the level uncomfortable. It is a shame the night had to be spoilt for this reason. I feel it would have been a better night with a lower volume. I have to state this is not a reflection on the band themselves doing an outstanding performance. I will continue to enjoy their CDs though!

The concert itself was AMAZING! It was our first For King & Country concert and they did not disappoint. I issued 4 stars only because the venue was a bit disappointing. I knew going in that it was not fully handicap accessible, but I didn't think we'd experience the issues we did. My husband is a paraplegic and confined to his wheelchair. We entered the facility with no issue, however when we went to find the merchandise, he couldn't get to it. It was located on the ground floor and there are no elevators for him to get up or down. When we asked staff about elevators, they laughed at our question and told us there was none. This was very rude -- it might have been funny to them, but my husband's ability challenge is not funny to us. The staff was very flip it in their responses to our questions. Trying to find a solution, we about us going out the door we entered and coming in the front so he could see the merchandise. However, we were told that it would be an issue since our tickets had already been scanned. We made it work but me going to the merchandise area and face time him so he could pick out his shirt. Additionally, there were no restrooms accessible to anyone in a wheelchair - they were located on the ground floor or on the balcony levels. This didn't affect my husband as he has a catheter and a colostomy but I'm certain affected others. The facility was I'm certain a historical location and was incredibly beautiful. However, staff for the bands should consider all of their fan's needs as this location was really only for the able bodied individuals.

I do not care for contemporary Christian music and only bought these tickets as a Christmas present for my husband. I am more of a southern gospel music fan. However, after last nights performance, I have become a complete fan of for King + Country. When Luke sang “I Surrender All”, it took me back to my childhood as it was a staple in our Baptist church. When the boys came out into the audience, Joe actually gave my husband a high-five and made his night. Then when Joe got on that ladder to sing, it sealed the deal for me. What a blessing and story they have. I just lost my mom a little over a year ago. Unsung Hero is an amazing tribute to mothers everywhere. Gods presence and divine intervention was definitely there. If not, I would not have went from knowing none of their music to not being able to stop talking about the show. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

What a Great show!!! They had a great set list and it was a really good time! Very impressive lights, the guys killed it and carried it through the whole show! Plus, during God Only Knows, Joel held my hand for like 4 seconds lol. One of the things I love most about For King and Country is their interaction with their fans. My only complaint is that the 4 PM show (the one we went to and the sold out show) didn’t have confetti at the end when the other two shows got it, which made us a little sad. I’m assuming someone either forgot, missed the cue, or the confetti canons simply didn’t work. But I was a little bummed about that. Other than that, it was an AMAZING show and I hope to see the boys at Dollywood again soon! :)

My mom and I went to the Monday shows at Epcot went to the first show then we decided we were gonna stay for the 2nd show the first set we were in the first row because we got the meals to get reserved seats after that show was over we got into the stand by line we go into the 5th and 6th row we couldn’t sit together but we were close to each other so that was fine the one song Joel and Luke was out in the audience and Luke ran by us all I had to do was reach out and I could literally touch him they were the best As usual I saw them 2 x in Pa and their Christmas show in Orlando

Their songs and concert was great, these two brother have so much talent and so does their whole team of musicians, really an amazing show. The venue on the other hand was not really a hit for me or my young family, they made my children empty their water bottles prior entering the building for... safety reasons? not sure what that even meant, security order me to take my personal camera back to my car and so I was left with only my phone, then there was several volunteers who told me I could not even take pictures with my phone, I was shocked considering we paid for our tickets to be there and enjoy the concert which includes making memories. In the end everyone took their phones out. Last but not least my two kids ages 9 and 5 left the venue crying because even though we purchased the Q&A tickets which came at a higher cost, their question was not even read or answer for lack of time they said. So I am really not sure as to what or who watches over these details but it did put a bit of a damper on the whole experience in our case.

The band was amazing. They put on an awesome show. The reason for the four stars was the venue. (I actually wanted to give even a lower two stars but thought it wasn’t fair to the band who put everything into their performances) There was terrible acoustics in the venue. The echo was so bad it was hard to understand when anyone was talking. We had $75 tickets in section 4 on the main floor and expected more. Some of our group got out of their seats and stood in the back of the arena in order to enjoy the band. Also we were disappointed that the two merch tables inside the venue only had a limited selection of shirts and sweatshirts. After we purchased t-shirts inside we found that outside the front entrance there was a bigger selection. That was not available to people who had come in the side entries because they were already scanned into the concert. I will think hard before attending another concert at the Bell County Expo center’s Garth Arena.

The For King And Country concert in Belton, TX, was amazing . . . what I saw of it . . . a couple intermittently stood through half of the concert, much to the frustration of those behind and around them! Two couples left their seats and (I think) went elsewhere to enjoy the concert. Security was notified but did nothing! Otherwise, the music and the presentation was great! There were times in which we were all invited/encouraged to stand by the singers (Joel and Luke Smallbone AKA For King and Country) and YES, we all stood . . . it was during the times in which we were seated and the light shows were going when we had the most difficulty seeing because of the couple! We were struggling really hard to not be disheartened by the experience!

The show was great! There is so much talent and energy in this group! And the crowd's enthusiasm was exuberant and contagious while remaining courteous to those around them. Staff was helpful and the table and chair seating for enjoying concessions before the show are appreciated at the T-Mobile Center. The only negative (and it was a significant one that colored our experience) was the parking. We parked in the underground parking lot ($20) directly across Grand from the venue. The stairwells were packed with vagrants and panhandlers and reeked of urine. And even more unnerving, we sat in our running vehicle, in our spot in line for exactly 1 hour without moving so much as a single inch several floors down. 45 minutes in, and worried about the carbon monoxide, we finally called 911 and were told that police were on the scene handling things - a statement that turned out to be utterly untrue when things finally began to move at the 1-hour mark. It was scary and claustrophobic. I feel like if the mayor or city council members had ever been stuck (literally stuck) in this situation, some resolution would be initiated Monday morning.

Awesome show. Not a fan of the impersonal style for the Q & A, but I can accept that the quantity of people required something other than a small room meeting. I was a little disconcerted with the change in the seating arrangement from ticket sales diagram, but nothing too terrible. I was especially pleased with the video introducing the various crew people that make a show possible. Having a long history of working in technical theatre I realize what is needed to make things seem magical, and try to say thanks to any crew that I happen to cross paths with. Music was wonderful, and it was absolutely great when Luke and Joel came out into the audience...it has been a long 2 years waiting for that kind of personal touch. Having the Smallbone families there was really neat as well. Also not a fan of the all electronic ticketing process. Not everyone relies on a cell phone for everything in their life. All in all, a great night out with friends, and an awesome show !

King and Country was fantastic--great energy! As always, I love the theatrical along with their original music. Everyone in the band was really part of the performance, and I had fun seeing Ben Backus' passion on every instrument he played! I enjoy Luke and Joel share their passions and hearts, and this concert I finally selected a Compassion child. It's so good to see Luke, Joel, and the band live in concert again! One question for them, is there a reason they never mention the name of Jesus? Or have I missed that? Dante Bowe was impossible to hear because the bass was WAY to heavy and overwhelmed his voice. I didn't really get to listen to him until he sang with King and Country on one of their songs. That was quite enjoyable!

It was wonderful to get to meet Joel & Luke. This was an album release meet & greet, signing party. Both were just so kind and accommodating to everyone who attended. These two men are such a Blessing. Their music has been so uplifting to me during the past year and a half. God has really blessed them with such wonderful talents. I told them this personally and I could tell that it meant a lot to them to hear me say that. They were genuinely thankful which says so much about them as Christians and men. There was so much humility and appreciation on display with them. They are truly good men. I’m so proud of them that they have put those talents to work for God. They mean a lot to me and I know many others. I will see them again in Amarillo on their tour.

My daughter and I had such an AMAZING time!!! It was truly an experience that neither of us will ever forget!! My 14 year old, Bailie, is such a huge fan of Joel and Luke. She has watched anything they have ever put out on social media and watches it constantly! And Joel's movies,,,Let's just say that it is quite comical to watch her as she watches Priceless because she can say every word of everyone's lines. She watches it all the time. Priceless has made such an impact on so many young girls and women. It made her heart so happy to be able to spend this weekend with them. I felt the Holy Spirit in everything that we attended. The concert was AMAZING!!! We appreciate For King and Country hosting this AWESOME weekend and taking the time out of their busy schedules to make their Hometown experience so special for everyone that could attend. Thank you so much for this SPECTACULAR weekend:)

I onLy goT one phoTo near the end. I literally danced my 61 yr. old bones thru Lecrae & your performance. You guys are so bLessed. I had so much FuN..JoY, I only goT one still photo near the end. I could noT find where ye Y'aLL hid the streamers & I scanned above before iT goT dark. Surprised me, my husband really LoVed the music & was on his feeT clapping & cheering.(NEVER BEFORE, EVENT) THAT SO BLESSED ME, THE LORD IS ALWAYS RIGHT ON TIME. THNX, fellas! We're counTing the days till the Hershey show. PS~the LittLe Drummer Boy was the only Christmas program I could enJoY excepT the NuTcracker...buT I was in thaT almosT every Christmas in New York. We'd often not come back tiL the nexT new year)our version is better than I could have ever imaged. I canna waiT tiL HEAVEN💘❣😉🎚🔥🎶🎭🌬💋💌💯😘❣

Thank You for choosing Sacramento as one of your Performance Locations. The Venue you chose - the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium was perfect. I bought our tickets when they 1st came out in April to make sure we had good seats for the October 26th event. My Twin Daughters and a good friend came with me, and were thankful to experience your performance and Christian message, something not seen much of anymore. The number of younger attendees was also very impressive, as was how you interacted with your audience, making us feel welcomed. The supportive relationship among the members of For King & Country and Joel and Luke sent the message that although Joel and Luke are the Group’s Leaders, a relationship like everyone here has demonstrates what a larger group can accomplish together! Thank You for coming to Sacramento. All of us are hoping we’ll see You again.

What a show, and how great is our God!! ? ? I've been to several other concerts when I listened to secular music, but this was amazing! The Holy Ghost filled the atmosphere. It was like a party on stage and nobody cared what anybody would say, they just went with it on stage and off. The band was great, everybody playing multiple instruments, and doing it for His glory. Then after it was over we got to meet Joel and Luke for a quick minute, and as tired as they were, they were still gracious enough to take a moment to give an autograph. Truly some great people with God glorifying music. I hope they come back near us and that we can afford to go if they do. If you've never seen them live you must, the videos on YouTube are great, but to see them live is true, what I would call, holy entertainment. I don't know if they read these reviews or not, but if so, I'd just like to say to y'all again, thank you for making great music with the messages that you do. You are truly gifted and anointed of God and though you'll likely not remember us, we will always remember the night you came to our little town, and took time for us. This was my oldest daughters 1st concert, and she got to meet her favorite singers on that night. God is so good!