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TobyMac with Cory Asbury, Mac Powell, and more

Feb 29, 2024 at 7:00 PM  ·  Target Center, Minneapolis, MN Target Center, Minneapolis, MN

TobyMac
Feb 29
TobyMac
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Grammy-winning Christian alternative and rap artist Toby McKeehan, known as TobyMac, rose to fame as a member of the platinum-selling trio dc Talk. Launching his diverse solo career in 2001 with Momentum, he has released hit albums including Eye on It and Life After Death.
Jon Reddick is a worship pastor and songwriter who writes songs about redemption and hope. He is known for hits like God, Turn It Around, You Keep Hope Alive, and the Dove Award-nominated song I Believe It (The Life of Jesus).
Tasha Layton is a chart-topping Christian artist known for hits like Look What You’ve Done and Into The Sea. Before launching her solo career, she toured for four years with Katy Perry and was named a Billboard Top 5 female Christian artist.
Memphis-raised recording artist Terrian blends gospel, pop, and soul, initially gaining fame in TobyMac’s DiverseCity band. Her debut album, Give It Time, features the hit Honestly, We Just Need Jesus. She has earned Dove and K-LOVE Fan Award nominations.
Cory Asbury, from North Carolina, is a Christian musician and worship pastor. Known for his hit "Reckless Love," a Grammy-nominated and Dove Award-winning song, his style blends praise & worship with country influences. Albums include "Reckless Love," "To Love a Fool," "Pioneer," and "Outsing The Angels." He has collaborated with artists like Tori Kelly.
Mac Powell, originally from Alabama, co-founded the Christian rock band Third Day in Atlanta. The multi-Grammy-winning band sold over 10 million albums before their 2018 farewell tour. Powell later launched a solo career, releasing his debut solo Christian album New Creation.

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Target Center Target Center Arena Capacity: 20,500

+1 612-673-1300

About Target Center

Target Center is a 20,500-capacity multi-purpose arena in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, opened in 1990 and significantly renovated in 2017. Home to the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves and WNBA's Minnesota Lynx, it also hosts major concerts, family shows, and other sporting events. The venue is notable for being one of the first North American arenas with a green roof and features a unique movable floor system to optimize various event setups.

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