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Despite a 20-year history filled with accolades, GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum band NEEDTOBREATHE approached their latest studio album with a renewed mindset - a band still feeling they have something to prove. Over the years, they’ve carved out a distinctive space across multiple genres, blending modern rock, purpose-driven soul, and pop appeal into a rare and impressive track record. With five Number One albums spanning the Billboard Rock, Alternative, and other charts, over three billion career streams, and multi-platinum hits like “Brother”, “Who Am I,” and “Let’s Stay Home Tonight,” NEEDTOBREATHE has captivated audiences worldwide. Their music reflects two decades of masterful songwriting and musicianship, exploring life’s profound emotions and experiences. Working with GRAMMY Award-winning producer Dave Cobb, the band’s latest offering “Momma Loves Me” featuring The Red Clay Strays, continues this journey, diving into themes of personal struggle, redemption and resilience.
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NEEDTOBREATHE will embark on a new tour in November 2025. The Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour is set to begin in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania on November 7, with the band stopping in a number of cities across the U.S. before wrapping in Fort Worth, Texas in March 2026.
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NEEDTOBREATHE's Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour kicks off on November 7, 2025 at the F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
Bre Kennedy will support NEEDTOBREATHE on the 2025 Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour.
Tickets are now on sale for NEEDTOBREATHE's 2025-26 Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour. Tickets are still available for select dates.
But the sound was way to loud for the size of the venue...it made it very hard to enjoy their excellent music, They are such talented singers, songwriters and muscians and it would have been nice to enjoy their excellent harmonies and the blending of their music. I saw them last year at the smaller venue and it was a much more enjoyable show because the sound was 10X better.
This show was incredible! It was my first time seeing needtobreathe live and I loved it. I would highly recommend it to anyone. The opening bands (Graham Colton, Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers) were great as well. Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers were probably the most entertaining performance I've ever seen.
We LOOOVVEEDD this concert. It had an intimate feel like the band was singing straight to us. The vocals were superb and everyone in the house was having a blast. I wish i could see needtobreathe every day.
High energy event with really good opening acts, lots of continuous music with very little talking between songs; and a terrific stage, sound system, and lighting.
Needtobreathe is amazing. Great, great show. These guys are the "real lifers." Go see them!
Incredible!!!!!I think that the musical talent of these guys is far beyond many that are out there. SIMPLY AMAZING!
First off, the first two acts were really good as well. Graham Colton and Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers were awesome. However, Needtobreathe completely tore up the stage. They played all of their new CD and even went all acoustic at the end. They gave the audience all they had which made for an even better concert. I would recommend Needtobreathe to anyone, they are an extremely talented band.
I had not heard of them until a couple of months ago so I wasn't sure of what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. Their stage presence was awesome. I really enjoyed the opening band Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers.
The Needtobreathe concert in Indy was the best show I've been to in quite awhile... just incredible from beginning to end... and WOW, what an ending!!!! A must-see for any fan of music!
Great show. Love Needtobreathe. Would like to see then live again.
Great southern rock group. Loud and very talented.
These guys bring stadium talent to a small venue experience. They were amazing. The sound guy had the volume up a little too high for the size of the venue...so it was a little tough to hear the vocals, but NTB has an excellent performance. A MUST SEE!!
it was very fun i enjoy every second of it, even the opening bands were really good. I would go see it again
The openers were great! I was so pumped when the guys of NeedtoBreathe came out, i thought i was going to start flying! lol! i took my best friend from church, she and i were blown away, they were amazing live! In fact, i am emailing them to request a LIVE album!
Great openers and great show by Needtobreathe. Outstanding rock set with a great acoustic ending. Beautifully done.
If you haven't seen Needtobreathe yet, you definately need to. They are definately a show that is worth seeing (over and over and over). If you have seen them, you know already. Rockin' out with beautiful segways and instrumentals not caught on their albums, they'll have your eardrums begging for more! You definately Needtoseetheseguys!
Energy level is always high when needtobreathe plays, they really pour their hearts and souls into their music.
Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers opened...Best. Concert. Ever.
Seriously! I was so suprized about this show. I go to a lot of shows and their energy, they were awesome! 15.00.. I could not believe what I got! I would pay what i pay to see another other musicans...
Definitely an enjoyable time. Graham Colton was awesome. Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers were really, really great. Except the bass was ridiculously loud and awful. I wish both of these acts would've played longer. I saw Needtobreathe in the fall at the Varsity and this concert was much better. They really rocked out this time. I absolutely love that they come into the audience to play their last song acoustically. Amazing.
