Seneca High School

‘Probably have the very BEST blend of vocals they’ve ever had. The singing last night could not have been better!

If you missed it, you REALLY missed out! The Kingsmen and Gold City sang their hearts out and did a wonderful job! If either group is near me again, I plan to attend. If both groups are there to sing together on the second half, I will be there on the front row!

Great concert! Both groups did an outstanding job!

It was a full house in Seneca for a great show! You’d hardly know that Dabo Swinney was in the gymnasium immediately behind us had it not been for a packed parking lot outside. It was us however who were lifting up the ‘Victory Shout’! Ray was on the money on bass delivering exactly what I would expect, but the surprise of the evening was this new guy, Bob from Alabama. Bob got the solo spot on ‘Midnight Cry’, the last song of the evening, and you could see all the artists on stage smiling and nodding with acceptance and joy. Welcome to the family Bob!

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!