Sidewalk Prophets, the Dove-award winning Christian band with Indiana roots, has added a Shelbyville stop to its summer tour. The band will play at 7:30 pm Aug. 24 at the Shelbyville High School auditorium, 2003 S. Miller St. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door, according to a Facebook event page. Advance tickets may be purchased by calling Shelbyville’s First Christian Church at 317-398-4407. The band is touring in support...

Jason Crabb, gospel music’s reigning artist and male vocalist of the year, has added an Indiana stop to his fall tour. The long-time lead singer for the southern gospel group the Crabb Family will perform at 6 pm Oct. 21 at  REAL Community Church in Ingalls, about 25 miles northeast of Indianapolis on U.S. 36/State Road 67. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door. It was previously announced that Crabb also will perform 7 p.m....

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Switchfoot, one of Christian music’s premier rock bands, will stop in Indianapolis in October as part of its 22-city fall tour. The band will play Oct. 12 at Deluxe, a new venue in the basement of the Old National Centre. Opening the show will be Paper Route, a pop rock band promoting its forthcoming album, The Peace of Wild Things. Switchfoot’s current album, Vice Verses, already has peaked at No. 8 on the mainstream Billboard...

The 13-and 14-year old musicians in Greenwood’s Line in the Sand band are among six Indiana acts chosen to open Holiday World’s Christian music festival, featuring headliner Jeremy Camp. Joining them on the Rock the World festival stage on Aug. 25 will be the Michael Cochren Band, Winslow; Second Perception, New Albany; Building Nations, Bedford; Lexi Elisha, Valparaiso;  and Thousand Times, Tell City. Here’s a deeper...