Newsboys rocks Temple Theatre

• Published March 01, 2013 Modified February 28, 2013

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Christian rock will fill Tacoma’s Temple Theatre tonight when the Newsboys headline the God’s Not Dead Tour. The evening also includes Building 429, All Things New and Campbell.

The Dove award-winning, Grammy-nominated Newsboys will sing classic and current hits and popular worship songs. The performance uses multimedia screens and a light show.

A $75 VIP package includes best seats, early admission for a pre-show question-and-answer session with the Newsboys and commemorative items.

The Newsboys originated in Australia and has performed for two decades. The group features frontman Michael Tait plus Jeff Frankenstein (keyboards), Duncan Phillips (drums) and Jody Davis (guitar).

The God’s Not Dead Tour featuring the Newsboys

With: Building 429, All Things New, Campbell

When: 7 tonight

Where: Temple Theatre, 47 St. Helens Ave., Tacoma

Tickets: $30; $40 reserved seating

Available: lmgconcerts.com, 855-443-8499

Information: newsboys.com

Craig Sailor

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