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Pictured from left are Ann Halbur of Victory Christian Fellowship in Jewell; the Rev. Gabriel Cascaiato of Crossway Church in Fort Dodge; Wendy Casciatio of Crossway Church in Fort Dodge; Amy Kaufman of Prairie Lakes Church in Fort Dodge; Katrina O'Brien of Brady O'Brien Reside/Trinity United Methodist Church in Fort Dodge; Sheila Huebsch of Holy Trinity Parish in Fort Dodge; Marisa Hamilton of Holy Trinity Parish in Fort Dodge; and Brady O'Brien of Brady O'Brien Reside/Trinity United Methodist Church in Fort Dodge.
Grammy-nominated songwriter and nation musician Ryan Stevenson hosts a “Gospel Nights: Unplugged” occasion on the Laramar Ballroom in Fort Dodge tonight.
Doorways open at 5pm for the live performance offered by the non-profit group Brady O'Brien Reside. Native musicians Brady O'Brien, Grace Casciato and Tammy Johnson take the stage at 6 p.m., with Stevenson to observe at 7 p.m.
Stevenson's efficiency will embody his Dove Award-winning music Gospel Music Affiliation, “Eye of the Storm,” in addition to tracks from his new album, “Succesful.”
A lot of native church buildings got here collectively to type a committee to assist carry Stevenson to Fort Dodge, together with Holy Trinity Parish, Prairie Lakes Church, CrossWay Evangelical Free Church, Trinity United Methodist Church and Victory Christian Fellowship in Jewell. Pastor Gabriel Casciato and his spouse Wendy of CrossWay partnered with Amy Kaufman of Prairie Lakes to donate the remaining steadiness of “Disciple” live performance in Laramar final November to help the trigger.
Stevenson, an American Christian singer and guitarist, grew to become a Grammy and Billboard Music Award nominee for co-writing TobyMac's 2014 hit, “Converse life.” His first studio album, “New starting,” was launched in 2015 and ultimately made Billboard Journal's High 10 Greatest Christian Albums.
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Grammy-nominated songwriter and nation musician Ryan Stevenson will carry out tonight on the Laramar Ballroom in Fort Dodge.
Stevenson has had six songs chart on the Billboard charts since changing into a solo artist “Eye of the Storm” acquired gold certification. The one has over 40 million streams on Spotify and spent 16 weeks on the high of the Christian radio chart.
Stevenson has quite a lot of different well-liked songs with radio success to his credit score, together with “After we collapse” with Vince Gill and Amy Grant. He has over 1,000,000 month-to-month listeners on Spotify.
Stevenson's newest EP, “Canvas,” launched on June 21.
Stevenson, an Oregon native who was a paramedic earlier than changing into a full-time musician, made his Grand Ole Opry debut final August.
Saturday's live performance sponsors embody Iowa Out of doors Retailer and Sleep Inn of Fort Dodge (Sapphire Degree); DJ Campney and Rasch Building (Gold); and Central Iowa Distributing, CrossWay Church, Disciple Proceeds, Flooring America Design Heart, Life Transferring, United All-Stars, Walker Bike Retailer, Mason O'Brien, Laurie Miller and Webster Glass (Silver).
Common admission tickets are $10 on the door or accessible prematurely at www.bradyobrienlive.com and www.ryanstevensonmusic.com.
