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TobyMac

44 concerts

Toby McKeehan, aka TobyMac, is a Dove- and Grammy-winning Christian alternative/rap artist from Northern Virginia. A member of Grammy-winning dc Talk, he went solo in 2001 with Momentum and later topped the Billboard 200 with Eye on It.

Cory Asbury

1 concert

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.

Jon Reddick

17 concerts

Worship pastor and songwriter Jon Reddick writes redemption- and hope-filled songs, including “God, Turn It Around,” “You Keep Hope Alive,” “The Power of Your Name (feat. Matt Redman),” and Dove Song of the Year nominee “I Believe It (The Life of Jesus)”.

Tasha Layton

6 concerts

Tasha Layton is a Christian artist known for chart-topping songs like Look What You’ve Done, How Far, and Into The Sea (It’s Gonna Be OK). She toured four years as a vocalist with Katy Perry, was named a Billboard Top 5 female Christian artist, and has multiple #1 radio songs.

Terrian

15 concerts

Terrian is a Memphis-raised recording artist signed to Gotee Records, blending gospel, pop, and soul. First known from TobyMac’s DiverseCity band, she debuted solo with Give It Time (2024), featuring Top 10 “Honestly, We Just Need Jesus.”

Mac Powell

Mac Powell, born in Alabama and now in Atlanta, co-founded Christian rock band Third Day, earning 4 Grammys, 1 AMA, 24 Dove Awards, and a spot in the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. Following their farewell in 2018, his solo album "New Creation" topped charts with hits like "River of Life."

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Spokane Arena Multi-purpose arena Capacity: 12,500

720 W Mallon Ave, Spokane, WA 99201, USA

spokanearena.com

+1 509-279-7000

About Spokane Arena

Spokane Arena, a 12,500-capacity multi-purpose arena in downtown Spokane, Washington, opened in 1995 as a modern replacement for the aging Spokane Coliseum. Its versatile design features state-of-the-art LED video walls and flexible seating, including a Star Theatre configuration, enabling it to host major touring concerts, NCAA basketball tournaments, and Spokane Chiefs hockey games.