Is there a better front man in Christian rock music than Mac Powell of Third Day? First, there’s the look. With his shoulder-length brown hair, full beard, flannel shirt, jeans and boots, this might be what Jesus would look like if He were in a band. Third Day and Powell have been making music for going on 20 years now, but it’s hard to imagine band and lead singer sounding any better than they did on Sunday night at GCU Arena. A 95-minute show packed with 17 songs and two encores showed that there’s still plenty left in the tank for the four-time Grammy Award winners from Atlanta.

Last Friday night’s Switchfoot show took the GCU Arena concert experience to a whole new level, speaking volumes of the facility’s capabilities. It was well worth the wait when the lights finally dimmed, strobes sporadically flashed like a kaleidoscope and fans erupted with screams as Foreman and the band opened with “Mess of Me.”

For anyone who loves Cello, the string instruments and Christian rock there is a new album for you – Cellofourte’s A String Tribute to Skillet.

Antelope Audio is a chance for GCU students to review new releases in Christian rock and pop. Written by ‘Lopes for ‘Lopes.
Review by Brooke Combest – Senior, Communications
Carlos Whittaker was the worship pastor and creative art …

Antelope Audio lets GCU students tune in with reviews of new releases in Christian rock and pop. Written by ‘Lopes for ‘Lopes.
Review by Lisa Kershner, Nursing student
Vicky Beeching was born and raised in the U.K. and has …