Join Us for a Special Concert This Sunday
Sun., Oct. 2. 2016 8:48am EDT
Want to see what ApologetiX parodies look and sound like when performed with a full choir and brass section (plus guitars, keys, bass, and drums)? Then make plans to be in the Pittsburgh area this Sunday evening.
New Community Church in Wexford PA (ApX lead singer J. Jackson and guitarist Tom Tincha are members of the worship team there), is having a special concert on Sunday, October 9, where we'll be unveiling three new ApologetiX parodies that haven't been released yet.
J., Tom, and ApX drummer Jimmy "Vegas" Tanner will be performing along with the NCC worship team, the choir, and a full brass section. J. will also be doing another Christian song that is near and dear to his heart and an important part of his personal testimony.
Don't be surprised if some other current and former members of ApologetiX drop by to see the show, too. They'll be invited, just as we're inviting you.
Although we're only performing three parodies, there will be plenty of other songs, and you'll be able to see and hear many other singers and musicians you've heard on ApologetiX recordings. You'll also get a chance to meet them, because there will be a special "meet and greet" reception (with snacks!) afterward.
Here are some of the singers and musicians who will be performing. We've included the songs they've done with us in parentheses, so you'll be able to identify them more easily.
Elaine Heitzer (lead vocals on "You're So Plain")
Zuli Mason (lead vocals on "Killing My Suffering with His Son)
John Marcinizyn (slide guitar on "Amos")
Rusty Pontiere (bass on "Servin' the Father," "Seek Out God to Be Free")
John Sicher (harmony vocals on "It's You in Me," "Sad Today in the Dark")
Greg Macaluso (keyboards/piano on "Beggar's Feet," "Killing My Suffering with HIs Son," "Amos," "Obed-Edom, Obadiah," and "You're So Plain")
Here's the info:
Sunday, October 9, at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6:30 p.m.)
New Community Church
3100 Wexford Rd
Wexford, PA 15090
New Community Church plays a special part in ApologetiX recording history. It's where we recorded the Soundproof and 20:20 Vision CDs and the 20:20 Video DVD.
In case you missed the announcement last month, the DeLorean time machine car from Back to the Future Part II is supposed to be there, too. Our friends Doc and Reba Nigh are bringing it all the way from California.
The concert should only last about 75 minutes, so you can get back in time. Admission is free, but a love offering will be taken.
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