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About

Grammy-nominated Marvin Sapp credits the entirety of his pop culture success to his faith, a power that served as the sole inspiration behind his 2012 participation in the Kings Men tour — not to mention his best-selling 2007 release, Thirsty. After achieving success with this breakthrough album, Sapp proceeded to further spread his faith by pursuing a speaking tour, as well as a live recording of several fan favorites at churches and cathedrals across the country. Sapp’s performances has fans on their feet, swaying side to side to his slow, yet inspirational  lyrics. In 2009, the gospel singer followed up his huge breakthrough album by recording "Here I Am" live at Wyoming, Michigan's Resurrection Life Church. More recently, he's followed a similar concert album route with the release of "I Win," a touching collection recorded at Evangel Cathedral near Washington, D.C.

Although largely unrecognized until his 2007 spiral to fame, Marvin Sapp's musical career hails back to 1991, when he joined gospel group Commissioned as one of the lead vocalists and participated in three major albums as well as an extensive American tour. In 1996, Sapp broke away from Commissioned in hopes of launching a solo career, thus beginning the eleven-year journey that ultimately led to 2007's Thirsty. Since that first major record success, Sapp's achievements have included BET's Best Gospel Artist in 2008 and 2010, plus multiple Grammy nominations in 2013. His late 2013 plans included taking the same faith-based approach to music responsible for his many awards, album accolades and ticket sales, infusing the traditional gospel approach with his distinctive contemporary style.

Setlists

    1. 1.He's Able (Kirk Franklin cover)
    2. 2.Not the Time, Not the Place
  1. Main Set

    1. 3.
    2. 4.Thirsty
    3. 5.
    4. 6.You Are God Alone
    5. 7.He Has His Hands on You
    6. 8.My Testimony
    7. 9.The Best in Me
  2. Encore

    1. 10.Never Would Have Made It

Reviews

Rating: 4.2 out of 5 based on 217 reviews
  • Even though it was a great concert!

    by Jaileen21 on 1/10/11Florence Civic Center - FlorenceRating: 5 out of 5

    I went to this show at the Florence Civic center in 38 degrees we waited outside two hours to be sure we were in the front of the line since I had small children (9 & 3) and the show was general admission and I wanted to be sure my children got to get good sits. and after waiting we were told we had to wait further because of a sound check delay since Marvin wasnt there yet and nobody could come in the building. After speaking to several people we finally were allowed in and finaly seated 3 hours later. then the show didnt start for an additoinal 20 min however once tis show begain it was amazing I would go again just not expect it to be on time LOL! Mr Sapp AWESOME Blessed Event!

  • Great

    by Anonymous on 1/10/11Florence Civic Center - FlorenceRating: 4 out of 5

    Everything was great except Vanessa Bell Armstrong should have had a band instead of playing a cd track and singing with the music. She should have been first since she did not have a band or back-up singers, not before the main act appears.

  • Marvin Sapp was Phenomenal

    by waukrob on 1/10/11Milwaukee Theatre - MilwaukeeRating: 5 out of 5

    The perfomance was outstanding!! There aren't many show that leave you entertained, spiritually motivated and enlightened!! I've seen a lot of different artist perform but very few that give of themselves like Marvin Sapp. The band was on point and their energy level was high. Sitting 4th row allowed me to see somethings that others sitting further back, may not have seen. However, I saw nothing that made me see this event as less than one of the best shows to come to Milwaukee. However, I would sugeest that the sponsor/promoter use better marketing strategies to get the word out. I can't believe the number of people who didn't know the show was coming to town.

  • Show was forgettable

    by Whyus on 1/10/11Milwaukee Theatre Wisconsin Center District - MilwaukeeRating: 3 out of 5

    Marvin Sapp is an outstanding singer, but the show was too scripted for a gospel show. He acted as though he was in a hurry. He ended the show without saying goodnight, thank you, or anything. He did not once acknowledge the Men of Tomorrow - the organization that brought him in. He asked for suggestions of songs from his former group Commission, but did not sing any of the suggested songs. I dont even think he knows where he was. The Bucks were playing the Heat at the arena, but he said the Mavericks and magic. Show enough respect for the city you are in to learn something about it before you make a comment. He owes Milwaukee more than that.

  • Marvin Sapp short changed us :'(

    by Monihall4 on 1/10/11Milwaukee Theatre Wisconsin Center District - MilwaukeeRating: 3 out of 5

    His voice was unbelievable as usual. His testimony, praise and his worship was sincere. It was clear that he was a little annoyed by the audience. A lot of the audience only knew him from the 3 songs that they play on secular radio stations. He began singing some songs from his 2000 and 2002 albums. When not many people were able to follow he stopped the song. He then started asking the audience what he should sing. The audience still was unable to participate because again I don't think that most people know him as a worshiper, and a preacher, but as a star (music award winner). He continued to petition the audience to pray and worship with him, but they were too busy snapping pics. So he sang the two songs that are played on the radio, grabbed his towel and H20 and walked off the stage.

  • GOSPEL REVIEW

    by LADYTBUG on 1/9/11Milwaukee Theatre Wisconsin Center District - MilwaukeeRating: 3 out of 5

    I FELT THE PERFORMANCE WAS LOOSELY STRUCTURED. HE DIDN'T SEEM TO KNOW WHAT HE WAS GOING TO DO,; IT SEEMED LIKE HE WAS WINGING IT A LOT. I FELT HE WAS GOING THRU THE MOTIONS AND HIS HEART WASN'T REALLY IN IT. I ALSO THOUGHT HIS SHOW ENDED SOMEWHAT ABRUPTLY. MARVIN HAS A BEAUTIFUL VOICE AND GREAT MUSICIANS. I KNOW PERFORMING FOR HIM IS NOT JUST HIS PROFESSION BUT A CALLING. AT THE PERFORMANCE I SAW, I THOUGHT HE PERFORMED LIKE IT WAS HIS PROFESSION AND NOT A CALLING.

  • Concert was Great, but seating uncomfortable.

    by tbrown411 on 11/26/10Harang Auditorium formerly Thibodaux Civic Center - ThibodauxRating: 4 out of 5

    I enjoyed the music line up very much. Marvin Sapp, Myron Butler, and Vashawn Mitchell were very inspirational and produced a great performance. However, seating was horrible. My friend and I sat on the floor and the seats were very close together. There was no room to move and once we stood up to particpate with the artists, we had to turn sideways just to be comfortable.