DCB Farewell Show

Over the past two years, our children have developed a love for the David Crowder Band. Peter and I love them and always play their music in the house and in the car. So, when news arose that they were going to be doing their LAST tour as band, we knew we had to take the kids. However, Alayna expressed that she did not want to go because it would be "too loud" (she is VERY sensitive to loud noises...still hates the vacuum). She said the same thing when we wanted to take them both to see the Aquabats. So, once again, it was just Jeremiah as we headed to the Crystal Ballroom to see DCB for the last time. What fun we had!  Alayna stayed with some friends of ours for some music and fun of her own.  So, it was a good night for all!

Our camera (only 3.5 years old) is on the fritz.  The battery doesn't hold a charge anymore and it kept shutting off throughout the night.  We arrived at the show late and missed the first band (John McMillan) and the place was PACKED so we couldn't really see.  I ended up going upstairs to the 21 and over area to watch the show.  Much better for my claustrophobia--I got to sit in the first row of seats in the balcony so I had no one obstructing my view.  But, I was way far from the stage.  Still managed to have a great time and Jeremiah and Peter had as much fun as they could on the crowded floor.  The energy in the room was fantastic and it was a spectacular night of worship music!  We are going to miss DCB, but we are grateful that their music will live on in our home.

 My view (not zoomed in)

 Gungor--FANTASTIC!

Chris August -- He was FUNNY and sounded awesome!

 Zoomed in as far as I could....can you see Peter?

 There were several of these chandeliers.  Beautiful!

 DCB!

A guy in the audience was holding up a sign asking if he could play guitar during a song and they invited him up on stage.  Peter thinks it was "staged".....I want to give the benefit of the doubt.  

They played some bluegrass!

My camera has horrible sound and kept shutting off when I tried to take a video, so here is a little collage of everything I got.  (And it was my first time using iMovie, so the editing stinks.  I am learning.  I love my Mac--it makes everything easy for the technologically challenged.)