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Since bursting onto the Christian rock scene in 1995, Thousand Foot Krutch have sold hundreds of thousands of albums and embarked on numerous successful concert tours in the United States and their home country of Canada. Known for energetic live sets that feature strobe lights and even a few instances of rap lyrics, the band shows how even though its concerts are hot ticket events for people who love Christian rock, it has crossover appeal for mainstream audiences as well. Beginning in January 2014 and continuing for the next several months, Thousand Foot Krutch will diligently tour throughout the United States to play venues ranging from arenas to festival stages. Most recently, the band released a greatest hits album, Made In Canada: The 1998-2010 Collection, which also included two previously unreleased tracks.
Thousand Foot Krutch have been hard at work throughout its career, having released seven studio albums, the aforementioned greatest hits album, a live album and a collection of remixed tracks. Fortunately, the dedication has paid off. Notably, the band won a 2008 contest sponsored by Taco Bell and was given the opportunity to perform during the Winter X Games. In 2013, Thousand Foot Krutch's latest studio effort, The End is Where We Begin, was nominated for Rock Album of the Year at the GMA Dove Awards. Although Thousand Foot Krutch have already established themselves as worthy contributors to today's Christian rock market, their steady tour schedule is allowing them to have an even broader reach while enjoying continued success that spans beyond the faith-based music industry.
Played mostly from "The End is Where We Begin" album, which was fine with me because it's my favorite. I wish TFK would have used the opportunity that was given to them to share their testimony in Jesus Christ with the audience.
All the bands that played were really good. Love and death has 2 new fans in me and my husband. Thousand Foot Krutch put on an amazing show. They rocked out hard with a lot of energy. I would pay the see this show again and again.
Spectacular show. TFK was amazing and had a great energy. The opening acts weren't too hot though.
All 4 bands ( The Wedding, The Letter Black, Love and Death, Thousand Foot Krutch) were only $15 !!! This show was easily worth double that on these bands talent alone. It was an extremely high energy show and all the bands were fantastic. About 15 minutes or so after the show the bands came back out and signed autographs and took pictures with the fans until the last person was gone. They were all extremely friendly and polite and it really capped off the best show I have seen in a long time. I saw them twice in one weekend and would go see them 10 more times if I could. Go see these bands ! You won't be disappointed !!! Being a huge Love and Death fan I could have spent this time raving about them, or even TFK, but honestly all the bands were just that good !!
The club was kind of shady, but the concert was fantastic. Definitely NOT disappointed!!! Opening acts weren't mixed the best, but TFK sounded just like their album (only better)
Love & Death, & TFK sounded great! The club was sold out, and you could only see the stage if you were on the floor (was at capacity & closed off) or against a front rail on an upper floor (also at capacity and not accessible). I would have rated the show "amazing" if I had been able to see the stage. The performances were energetic, but having to watch them on tiny flat screens projecting a poor quality video feed was frustrating. The club should charge a few more dollars for tickets and invest in large flat screens for the majority of customers who can't actually see the stage when the venue is packed. Will see the bands again, but the venue was a BIG disappointment.
TFK was the most amazing concert i have ever seen in my rock years. The lyrics gets your heart and soul pumping for more. My son had his first rock concert with TFK and hope they come back to Jersey.
We have waited so long to see TFK and it was worth the wait. The guys sounded amazing There is nothing like seeing a band you love at the iconic Stone Pony. It is like having a show in your living room, except for the fact that you wind up with a few uninvited guests. We got to meet the band after the show which was a real thrill for my kids. If they are coming to your town make sure you don't miss out....TFK rocks the partay!!!!!!
this concert was one of my favorites i would recommend it to anyone :)
The whole show was great! we met trevor after. They sang almost every song we wanted. They didn't sing "Welcome to the masquerade" which was disappointing. But the whole show was amazing which made up for it. This was a great show. You'll have fun.
We couldnt even see the band the venue is awful. If you are going to see anyone who alot of people would go dont go to the Chameleon club. It has 3 levels on the upper two you cant even see the band. It was the worst concert I have ever been too.
Amazing show by all 4 bands. 3rd time seeing TFK. They always but on a great show. Thanks for playing Allentown, Pa
This show was beyond expectations! ALL of the bands were amazing, even the opening acts. It was like seeing four headliners.
Awesome show! It was worth the drive from Middletown, NY.
Although there was only about 3 hundred people at the concert, only 15 people were actually sitting down. The rest, like me, were as close to the stage as possible, hands in the air, and jumping up to the awesome lyrics and harmonies that make christian rock and Thousand Foot Krutch a totally amazing experience!
The creation festival tour, was freaking awesome. the groups were great, Krutch was better then ever.
GREAT show!!! LOVED All three bands!!! Quaint venue...great history. Glad meet and greet was an option.
Officially the best concert I've ever been to! Thousand Foot Krutch was non stop head-banging action, and Disciple and Ivoryline moved the crowd. The message was powerful and the music was fantastic!
