For Chris Renzema, becoming an artist was something that happened slowly but inevitably. Chris was always drawn to writing and playing songs, but his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan didn’t have much of a music scene. After moving to Nashville in 2015 to pursue a career in music, he's seen slow but steady success. Since then, the musician, songwriter, and producer has released three albums: 2018's Be the Branches, 2020's Let the Ground Rest in 2020 and 2021's Get Out of the Way of Your Own Heart. Chris’ latest album, Manna, recorded in January at Nashville’s Sound Emporium, represents a culmination of everything he’s done so far. The album reflects on big questions while remaining both personal and accessible.

That relationship between audience and artist is something Chris has honed for years on the road as well. He began regularly touring in 2019 and has been building a steady fan base since, playing iconic venues including Red Rocks and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. While Chris has garnered numerous accolades, including being named on Pandora’s “Artist to Watch” list and earning a GMA Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year, it’s his dynamic live shows that have truly cemented him as a musician on the rise.

For Chris Renzema, becoming an artist was something that happened slowly but inevitably. Chris was always drawn to writing and playing songs, but his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan didn’t have much of a music scene. After moving to Nashville in 2015 to pursue a career in music, he's seen slow but steady success. Since then, the musician, songwriter, and producer has released three albums: 2018's Be the Branches, 2020's Let the Ground Rest in 2020 and 2021's Get Out of the Way of Your Own Heart. Chris’ latest album, Manna, recorded in January at Nashville’s Sound Emporium, represents a culmination of everything he’s done so far. The album reflects on big questions while remaining both personal and accessible.

That relationship between audience and artist is something Chris has honed for years on the road as well. He began regularly touring in 2019 and has been building a steady fan base since, playing iconic venues including Red Rocks and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. While Chris has garnered numerous accolades, including being named on Pandora’s “Artist to Watch” list and earning a GMA Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year, it’s his dynamic live shows that have truly cemented him as a musician on the rise.

For Chris Renzema, becoming an artist was something that happened slowly but inevitably. Chris was always drawn to writing and playing songs, but his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan didn’t have much of a music scene. After moving to Nashville in 2015 to pursue a career in music, he's seen slow but steady success. Since then, the musician, songwriter, and producer has released three albums: 2018's Be the Branches, 2020's Let the Ground Rest in 2020 and 2021's Get Out of the Way of Your Own Heart. Chris’ latest album, Manna, recorded in January at Nashville’s Sound Emporium, represents a culmination of everything he’s done so far. The album reflects on big questions while remaining both personal and accessible.

That relationship between audience and artist is something Chris has honed for years on the road as well. He began regularly touring in 2019 and has been building a steady fan base since, playing iconic venues including Red Rocks and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. While Chris has garnered numerous accolades, including being named on Pandora’s “Artist to Watch” list and earning a GMA Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year, it’s his dynamic live shows that have truly cemented him as a musician on the rise.

ELEVATION RHYTHM is coming to Northern Ireland for one night only in Bangor on Saturday 23rd August.

The high-energy youth expression of Elevation Church (Charlotte, NC), ELEVATION RHYTHM has become known for their genre-bending sound, bold faith, and explosive live shows. With viral hits like “PRAISES (remix)” ft. Forrest Frank, and powerful new anthems from their album Victory Lap, they’re bringing a night of worship that’s anything but ordinary.

Whether you’re coming with your youth group or church friends - don’t miss this night in Bangor.

Josh Garrels, Taylor Armstrong and Jonathan Ogden are esteemed names when it comes to the Indie Christian music scene, and for one special evening, you’ll be able to hear the songs you love, as well as yet to be released music at iconic venue 229 London.

Night of Parables is more than a concert; it's a gathering. Born from a shared desire among friends to create a space where music, faith, and authentic storytelling intertwine, it's quickly becoming a trusted haven for those seeking meaningful connection. Featuring artists who bravely share their journeys through song and spoken word, Night of Parables fosters a powerful sense of community, inviting listeners to find solace and inspiration in honest narratives. What began as an intimate gathering is now blossoming into a recognized platform, a household name for discovering new music that resonates on a deeper level.

Join Jonathan Ogden and Taylor Armstrong for a special run of acoustic shows across the UK. These intimate evenings will feature stripped-back performances, personal songs, and stories behind the music. Long-time friends and collaborators, Jonathan and Taylor are two key voices in the indie Christian music scene, coming together for the first time on a UK tour.

Join Jonathan Ogden and Taylor Armstrong for a special run of acoustic shows across the UK. These intimate evenings will feature stripped-back performances, personal songs, and stories behind the music. Long-time friends and collaborators, Jonathan and Taylor are two key voices in the indie Christian music scene, coming together for the first time on a UK tour.

Join Jonathan Ogden and Taylor Armstrong for a special run of acoustic shows across the UK. These intimate evenings will feature stripped-back performances, personal songs, and stories behind the music. Long-time friends and collaborators, Jonathan and Taylor are two key voices in the indie Christian music scene, coming together for the first time on a UK tour.

Join Jonathan Ogden and Taylor Armstrong for a special run of acoustic shows across the UK. These intimate evenings will feature stripped-back performances, personal songs, and stories behind the music. Long-time friends and collaborators, Jonathan and Taylor are two key voices in the indie Christian music scene, coming together for the first time on a UK tour.

Join Jonathan Ogden and Taylor Armstrong for a special run of acoustic shows across the UK. These intimate evenings will feature stripped-back performances, personal songs, and stories behind the music. Long-time friends and collaborators, Jonathan and Taylor are two key voices in the indie Christian music scene, coming together for the first time on a UK tour.