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Sidewalk Prophets

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The Afters

The Afters are a Christian rock band founded by Joshua Havens and Matt Fuqua, who are both vocalists and guitarists in the band. Havens and Fuqua first worked together in a Starbucks coffee shop in Mesquite, Texas, where they played for customers, before deciding to form a band. They added Brad Wigg on bass guitar and Marc Dodd on drums under their original name of Blisse. The Afters are currently promoted through INO records and Columbia Records. The band's sophomore project was released this past winter.

The Messengers

Seeing lives radically transformed with the desire to serve God is the heartbeat behind We Are Messengers. The band, originally from Ireland and now based in the United States, is led by Darren Mulligan, whose passionate vocals and poignant songwriting garnered the group’s first GMA Dove Award nomination for 2017 New Artist of the Year. Radio stations across the country whole-heartedly embraced the band and its message, as the album’s lead single, “Everything Comes Alive,” became a Top 5 hit and one of Word Entertainment’s fastest-growing radio singles. The band’s follow-up single, “Magnify,” eclipsed the reach of the first single and also reached Top 5 at radio, followed by the equally successful single “Point To You.” In addition, Mulligan’s compelling songwriting can be heard on Crowder’s “My Victory,” as well as selections placed in film and television such as “I Want You,” which was chosen as the theme song for TV show “Coupled,” and the song “I’ll Think About You” featured in the most deeply moving moment of the feature film The Shack.

Since their debut release in 2016, We Are Messengers has played to more than 600,000 people as a part of the Winter Jam Tour Spectacular, the largest annual tour in Christian music, on major tours with Big Daddy Weave and the K-LOVE Christmas Tour alongside Steven Curtis Chapman, and has built a loyal fan base on their own headlining tours.

Whether on stage or in the studio, We Are Messengers presents its truth with a confidence and purity that cuts through the noise. “We try to write simple songs for a very complicated world,” shares Mulligan. “At the very core of what we do is honesty and transparency. We want to be sincere. I want to be vulnerable and write songs that allow people to meet with God right where they are, in their humanity.”

Mulligan’s sensitive heart for the lost and hurting shines through in his songs as he himself was once lost and hurting. Raised on a steady diet of American music—everything from Elvis and Johnny Cash to Guns N’ Roses and Nirvana—Mulligan’s youth found him chasing wealth and fleeting fame through a music career that took him to America for the first time as a guitarist for a mainstream rock band. His life was spiraling out of control when he received a call from his girlfriend Heidi telling him she had become a Christian. Shortly thereafter, he decided to leave the band, move back to Ireland and asked her to marry him. Unbeknownst to Mulligan, she had been praying daily for her future husband’s salvation. Three weeks before their wedding, at a time when he was an avowed atheist, Mulligan had a life-altering experience in church and surrendered his life to Christ.

He eventually picked up his guitar again and began writing music rooted in faith. Today, the songs he writes and the stories he shares from stage stem from his own dramatic conversion and subsequent transformation. “We want to tell people about the goodness of God. Music allows us to have that conversation,” Mulligan offers of We Are Messengers’ ultimate mission. “We want to love people the way He loves us.”

Cochren & Co.

Hope Darst is known as a trusted and passionate worship leader who has a heart for the local church and writing songs that serve both corporate and personal worship through powerful anthems such as the RIAA Certified Gold™ single Peace Be Still, Promise Keeper, If The Lord Builds The House, and Never Walk Alone. And now Hope is going back to her roots with the release of a live worship album, In The Mighty Name, set to release on April 18th across all platforms. The complete live worship video experience is available on Hope’s YouTube channel.

The 15-song collection embodies bold declarations along with tender moments and heartfelt cries of surrender that have already resonated with listeners around the world. With songs like the global breakout single Mighty Name of Jesus, You Can, The Blood of Jesus and Hope’s version of Give Me Jesus (Upper Room), Hope lifts her voice in worship to invite us into a place where we will experience the power and presence of God.

In this new collection of songs, Hope stays true to her commitment to run to the Lord in worship in every season of her life as a follower of Jesus, a wife and mother, and as a worship leader. These songs are filled with passion and vulnerability, and invites the listener to participate in these unique moments of corporate, personal, and spontaneous worship.

With her first live worship album, Hope says, “My prayer is from the first track people will feel invited into a moment of worshipping God. Whether you are a life-long believer or someone seeking to know more about God, I believe these songs can meet you where you are and leave you with your eyes fixed on the Lord. I truly believe when we worship and sing songs that meditate on who God is, the truth of His word and power of His promises, we are reminded that everything we need is found in the mighty name of Jesus.”

Originally from Kentucky, Hope currently lives in Nashville, TN with her husband, David, and two daughters.

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