David Phelps, Selah & Mickey Bell
November 4 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
David Phelps:
A graduate from Baylor University, David Phelps is credited among today’s most spectacular voices. His seemingly endless vocal range, which extends more than three octaves, coupled with his gift for communicating a song, has brought the house down in the world’s most prestigious venues. For nearly 20 years, David served as a member of the popular and prestigious Gaither Vocal Band, and during that time received numerous Dove Awards, two Grammy Awards, and multiple platinum-selling recording projects.
Selah:
After more than 4 million records sold, 11 Dove Awards, and over 900 million streams, what could Selah possibly do next to challenge themselves creatively? For their 22nd album, the beloved trio – Todd Smith, Amy Perry, and Allan Hall – made a bold decision: every song on the album would be original, written or co-written by at least one member of the group. It was a first in their 27-year career. Coming off the heels of two more traditional projects – At This Table (a long-awaited Christmas album) and Greatest Hymns, Vol. 3 (a nod to their debut) – the group set their sights on something more personal, contemporary, and soul-stirring.
MICKEY BELL:
Who I Am.
From an early age, Mickey has always been the one to stand out in a crowd. Not because of his awesome size but from his ability to lighten up any mood or situation. He is no stranger to the stage since he started standing in front of people since the age of 10. Mickey proves that you don’t have to use vulgar language to get people to laugh. You simply have to look around around this world to find plenty of comedy material.
This is very important to Mickey because it allows him to entertain audiences from any stage, event, conference or concert. His passion for making people laugh stems from his troubled past that he is very forthcoming about in his shows. His testimony of second chances and redemption not only gives you a night of laughter but it also gives you an event that will encourage those who attend.
