Hilary and I went to see the David Crowder Band in concert last weekend in Abilene. We left early Friday afternoon and came home Saturday in time for the Tech football game. We took the dogs with us and had a FANTASTIC time. We met a couple from our church while we were at the concert. Hilary showed up to pick me up from work to leave for the concert and we both had on our black (matching) Experience Life shirts. I believe it is the first time we have
EVER been dressed alike. Anywho, so there were 2 other bands that opened for David Crowder Band. One was pretty good, I didn't care much for the other band's music/style/whatever.
Picture Below: One of the 2 decent shots I got of David Crowder - the guy on the right is Jack - lead guitar and pretty amazing at that and the guy on the left is Mike D the bass guitarist. (If you click on the picture you might be able to make out a little more, surprising how crappy the pics turned out, we were like 30 feet from him...I guess lighting, fog machines, etc. didn't help.)

Picture Below: the second decent shot I got of Crowder - same 3 guys as in the picture above.
(If you click on the picture you might be able to make out a little more, surprising how crappy the pics turned out, we were 30 feet from him...I guess lighting, fog machines, etc. didn't help.)

Picture Below: Pretty awesome picture of the whole band and stage setup etc.

Picture Below: Mark one of the guitarists in the band, behind him with the beard - Bwack and behind Bwack is Steve (you'll probably have to click on the pic to enlarge it to be able to see Steve)
Bwack built Steve, it is a robotic drum machine.
If you look back at our california trip, there are pictures of the guitar hero guitar that David Crowder played at that concert. Bwack made that too.
Video Below: Another one of my favorite songs of theirs -
Here is Our KingVideo Below: The Glory of It All - one of my favorite DCB songs -
click here to listen on iTunesVideo Below: David Crowder is a pretty funny guy - here he was explaining to everyone that the emphasis of group singing at his concerts is more about volume than pitch/actually being able to sing. He also talks about how "we have lost control, its so early in the evening". He is such an entertainer - an absolute BLAST to see live.
Video Below: Fantastic instrumental at the end of one of the songs -