Gold City Quartet

This was a great 1st event in Columbia for Gold City! The music was great (along with the Bibletones and Four the King.) This Gold City lineup is one I pray stays solid for a long time.

This event was flawless! Gold Gity never disappoints and you can feel the spirit of Lord. These guys are so professional and are using their God given talents to spread the Word in song! Love these guys! Hope to see them again soon

This was an incredible night of worship and singing! Gold City has an amazing lineup and it was awesome to hear the great songs from the Pillars of Faith album. I am so excited about Gold City bringing back the classics. Steve Lacey and Gary Jones were the icing on the cake! What a great night!

It was an amazing worship service! This group has now met the standards that they set in the 80s and the 90s and the early 2000s. Amazing voices and testimonies. In my opinion, Danny definitely has the best tenor, lead, and bass vocalists in the industry.

The concert was phenomenal from beginning to end. The current line up of Gold City Quartet is amazing. They performed Gold City classics seamlessly. Danny Riley does his father and the group proud, Josh Feemster adds style and energy as lead, Chris Jenkins admirably fulfills the role of tenor, and Jeff Chapman is one of the best bass singers ever! Terry Wooten comletes the group with his constant smile and terrific talent on the keyboard. Sure hope they return to the West Coast soon.

Gold City is amazing! The only thing that I would critique is the volume. Everything was too loud! But they have great talent and harmony! I pray that God will continue to bless them as they minister in music.

Gold City is back! They have a sound that rivals their best lineups of the 80’s and 90’s. Jeff Chapman is a beast on bass vocals, Josh Feemster is as strong of a lead vocalist as you’ll find anywhere, and Chris Jenkins is one of the best tenors on the road today. It goes without saying that Danny Riley is a class act at baritone although he was not with the group last evening due to having had surgery. Terry Wooten is great on the keyboards as well. If you get the chance, go see Gold City. As someone who has followed them since their inception 43 years ago, I can say this — their future is as bright now as it’s ever been!

Fantastic concert—and that’s coming from a die-hard fan of the Gold City of the 90s. No one can replace Tim Riley, but Jeff Chapman has taken command of the bass part in a way that no one else could. And Chris Jenkins is simply a tenor machine! I love that they are singing songs from their extensive catalog and I heard some of my most favorites sung so well. I look forward to hearing them again very soon.

Very good concert. First time seeing the new lineup and it seems they have finally found a great combination. Close your eyes and you might think Tim Riley is almost back with them in Jeff Champman. Chris Jenkins has settled in with them and now with the new guy Josh Feemster it seems they have found a good, tight group....as long as it lasts! Sorry...just kidding. I was surprised as Bethel here in Ashland City hasn't had any singing there since around March or so and I thought it was be a small crowd, but yay!, Ashland City turned out a good crowd on a Thursday. I loved the concert and I think the audience did, too. I think Gold City has been here the last 3 or 4 years, and I hope they come back again in 2024! I highly recommend getting out and seeing Gold City if you can.

What an amazing group! My family loves attending the Gospel concerts at Bethel. We are so thankful for Gold City and the ministry they have. Our six year old LOVED their tenor and my husband is very jealous of the bass. Thank you for an enjoyable family night of praise! We appreciate Gold City and are praying for them as they minister.

I'm a little late posting, only attended one night when Gold City was there, during the 3 day event. I enjoyed the Worship experience and was pleased to see a good attendance. Our smaller communities really need to support theses groups, to continue bringing them in. Wishing them well as they seek a new lead singer.

It's always 5 stars. Under control, all my hope, wow!!! All good songs!!! I also loved the spirit of the lord in the church. I did miss Chris west but the new bass was good. God bless you gold city thank you for sacrifice to bless us

Gold City was sounding better than ever with Jeff Chapman filling in on bass. My only wish would be that they got the whole concert to themselves without other groups sharing the stage. Also, I wish more groups with pianists take a few songs to sing with just the piano and voices, and let the piano solo be piano only. Talent speaks for itself. I travel to a lot of gospel concerts and Gold City does it great with this lineup. ♥️

We enjoyed the concert. It was very good in spite of the bass singer not being there. But life happens and it was still a good concert. We always enjoy when the pianist is given the opportunity to bless us with his talent. However, the accompanying track was much to loud to fully appreciate the pianist. We would prefer a solo by the pianist. And please, as the late J.D. Sumner would say, NO ORGAN. Thanks again for going to R-S Central High.

Absolutely loved the concert! This group definitely exceeded expectations! Went as a group and it was enjoyed by all. Can't wait to see them again! In fact, I also attended the concert at Mt. Enon. Again, amazing group! Thank you for your service to the Lord!

The show was great, this is a very talented and powerful group. Gold City is probably my second favorite, running a close second to Greater Vision. My wife and I enjoyed the show. The Holy Spirit was in the Church last night, we would love to see them again.

This was our first visit to the Biblical Times Theater and our first time seeing Gold City in person. My dad has been a hard core Cathedrals fan for years and we brought him to the concert as a gift to him. My mother is in heaven and he now lives with my sister and her family in Seymour and we were caring for him for a few days and wanted something special for him. The concert was a disappointment, I have to admit, because we could not understand most of the words. We sat in seats 1-4 in the G row and I don’t know if that was the problem or what but the instrumental accompaniment was so loud and the base so overpowering that we could not hear the voices. Since we only recognized two of the songs, we missed the message of the others. The final song was a blessing… “The Midnight Cry” is a favorite and such a song of victory. We were blessed by it! My dad is a very godly man who is also a veteran. He had his Vets hat on and a polo with a Navy Veteran patch sewn on and several made a point of stopping to thank him for his service… both fellow patrons as well as the staff members. That was a huge blessing. My dad is 88 years old and served his country with honor for over 20 years. And, he has served his wonderful Savior with passion and faithfulness since trusting Him as his Savior as a young sailor. Thank you for the opportunity to leave some comments. I hope they enable others in the future to enjoy the music a bit more than we were able to. May God bless each of you!

It was awesome. An intimate venue with a great sound system made for a great evening of praise. The quartet did a wonderful job with their beautiful voices. I’m so happy I went.

Entering the high school auditorium, I was not expecting to see a bass, drum, and keyboard set up ready to back up a Southern Gospel Quartet. What a pleasant surprise, but a bit overpowering fat times or the meager sound system. Gold City dug into their catalogue bringing forth both old and new all the while delivering a message of hope for a troubled world. One highlight included an audience sing along with the members of both Gold City and The Kingsmen on the stage. This particular audience sounded exceptional for whatever reason. The other when Pastor Hoell and his wife from the sponsoring church took the stage for a song. Who knew there was so much talent in the room!

Awesome evening! It was my first time seeing them and was blown away with the talent. They had a young man who was the lead singer who was amazing! They should offer him the position he was a great fit with a great voice!!!!!