On April 19, 2009 (tomorrow) the entire Roadshow will be broadcast from start to finish. Yes that is right, we will start broadcasting at the beginning and continue on through the end. The line-up will be as follows:
All the labels have agreed that since this is the last show they would allow us to broadcast the show as a whole. We would like to show them how much we appreciate the opportunity by making this the biggest night yet. This will be the first and only time that the entire show will broadcast from start to finish. Need more motivation then one more chance to see The Roadshow in its entirety? Don’t forget about Brody’s challenge.
Make sure to tell all of your friends and family about tomorrow night and we will see you at The RoadshowTV!
The guys of Tenth Avenue North and Jason Dunn of Hawk Nelson take you back to their childhood memories. In doing so they share with you some of their musical and lyrical influences in the form of song. At least that is what I figured the point of this was.
You may have seen this on the live stream from Denver, CO but it was too important not to post.
Tonight was a crazy night for The RoadshowTV. We didn’t have great wireless capabilities but we were able to have some fun. Aside from the normal streaming here are some things we gave you tonight.
Sidewalk Prophets joined us back stage for a video chat and an exciting cover of Billie Jean by Michael Jackson.
Charlie Millard gave us his version Eye Of The Tiger by Survivor
Bart Millard of MercyMe took us back stage during Jeremy Camp giving us an exclusive back stage look right before they take the stage.
During MercyMe’s set, we brought the camera on stage for a chance to see what Bart sees from the stage
Hawk Nelson met us after the show for their typical tomfoolery.
Don’t forget to check out The RoadshowTV next Thursday as The Roadshow takes the stage in Denver, CO.
If you were watching The Roadshow T.V. tonight (if not, I am not sure what you were thinking) you may have noticed something a little different. Tonight, we were able to broadcast Jeremy Camp live. The decision to allow us to broadcast was made at the last minute and we are incredibly thankful that we were given the opportunity to bring Jeremy to you guys.
Tonight was a good night to see Jeremy Camp. The American Airlines Center sold out, filling the venue with around 18,000 energetic Roadshow-ers. Daystar was also out tonight with a live feed of the show from 7:30 to 9:00. These factors combined to make for an amazing Roadshow tonight. The energy filled the room like never before while Jeremy was on stage, and that energy was translated to his performance.
As evidence of your thankfulness for seeing Jeremy, we had a great night in terms of viewers. Totals reached 8,400 and 430 viewers at one time, only 70 shy of Brody getting his head shaved.
Again, we would like to thank those who made it possible to stream Jeremy Camp tonight and those who came by to watch The Roadshow T.V.
Do you wish you could watch every single date on The Rock and Worship Roadshow? I am going to go out on a limb and say that most you do not have the means to travel around the country and actually attend every concert, but don’t worry we’ve got your back. Every single night we will be broadcasting portions of the show live via the world wide web. That means you will be able to watch The Roadshow to your hearts content. As well, you will have the opportunity to chat with members of the performing artists on the tour. The guys from Tenth Avenue North and Addison Road can usually be found on the chat. At the Idaho Center, we had a special video chat with Bart Millard and Nathan Cochran of MercyMe, and Jeremy Camp after the concert was over.
So go and tell your friends, go to www.therockandworshiproadshow.com/rstv, grab some popcorn and enjoy your evening with The Rock and Worship Roadshow! We look forward to seeing you online.
p.s. If you aren’t following The Roadshow on twitter make sure to follow us. We will be giving updates on the tour from @theroadshow. Some of which will be information we only tell people via Twitter.
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