tobyMac und KB

Toby McKeehan otherwise known as tobyMac is an innovator of sorts as he has successfully blended Christianity and hip-hop, two entities that one would not necessarily place together. Due to being one of the artists at the forefront of the combination, he naturally has amassed a large following globally which has allowed him to preach his message through his verse.

He has five albums to hand select his setlist from and of course he must include some work from the Grammy award winning album 'Eye On It'. A naturally warm performer, he interacts with his audience throughout and is genuinely pleased by the cheers for fan favourites 'Made To Love' and 'City On Our Knees'. Unusually for a hip-hop act, he performs part of the set acoustically but this is Toby's chance to allow his lyrics to shine and to be able to talk more with his audience about the influence of faith on his music. He is clearly passionate for both his religion and his music and by the finale you really feel as though Toby has given his all to the performance.

Overall, it was pretty great! I loved KB and Trip Lee. Joesph Solomon was great as well, although he did none of his rap, which he normally does. Ty was okay, but his stage presence was lacking. Over all, I would give this show a four out of five. The reason is because KB, Trip Lee, Joesph Solomon, and Ty did not come out for photos and autographs after the show. That was super disappointing, especially since it was a super small venue. AGhhh. Yeah that's probably what ruined it for me. Otherwise, it was a ton of fun. PAY $16 dollars though. Don't go hardcore and pay the $45. That's too much for this show.