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Continuing our series where we visit cities across Britain to discover what is happening on the Christian music scene; Mike Rimmer went back to his place of birth to bring us this report on Newcastle-upon-Tyne. [01.03.02]
Tait: The thought provoking rock band led by Michael Tait One of the deftest, most intelligent, full on rock albums of the last year has been 'Empty', the debut release by TAIT. Tony Cummings met the band. [01.03.02]
Bishop T D Jakes: The controversial preacher, author and gospel patriarch One of the most popular figures in the world Church today is Bishop T D JAKES. Tony Cummings reports. [01.03.02]
Arizona Dranes: Gospel Roots - The '20s sanctified singer and pianist The groundbreaking pianist and gospel singer ARIZONA DRANES. Tony Cummings reports. [01.03.02]
Roland Worton: The emerging prophet musiciansWorship leader ROLAND WORTON identifies how God is raising up a new kind of powerfully anointed worship musician. Tony Cummings reports. [01.03.02]
TobyMac: Toby Mckeehan's transformation to a solo CCM actToby McKeehan, the longtime mainstay of dc Talk, has now metamorphosed as tobyMac. Tony Cummings reports on the re-birth. [01.03.02]
Kindle: British pop-rockers release their debut albumWith their debut album for Alliance Music in the shops now and a major tour with Kato modern rock band KINDLE are well set up. The band's lead singer spoke to Helen Knight. [01.03.02]
The Waiting: The Atlanta based purveyor's of spiritual pop-rockTHE WAITING, speak candidly about the pain and challenges leading up to their new album. Tony Cummings reports. [01.03.02]
London Community Gospel Choir: London's most popular choir cut album with unexpected guestsBritain's most popular gospel choir, the LONDON COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR, return with a new album featuring some unexpected guests as George Luke found out. [01.03.02]
Shine: The girl group musicianaries from Milton Keynes call it a dayIt wasn't planned but Cross Rhythms were there, in Holland, to document the final moments of Milton Keynes teen pop musicianaries SHINE. Mike Rimmer chronicles the (not very) sad event. [01.03.02]
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