You can check out music from some of the other artists that have played at skull church here.

Last week we had family force 5 at skull church. They did a few songs before the message and then did a full hour long concert at the end of the night. Normally we ask bands to do a half-hour bonus after the invitation as a sort of after party, but they asked if they could do a full set instead. What would you say? Yeah, that’s pretty much what we said.

These guys are awesome and insane at the same time. I had the chance to do a little interview with them before the night got underway, check it out:

You can check out their new site here.

Last week we had a little, early Thanksgiving treat when Danyew performed at skull church. His music is incredible. I heard of him this summer when Phil Wickham played and then hung around for a little Montana vay-cay. We were hanging out and I had asked him who he thought we should look into booking for skull church, especially talented artists that are emerging onto the music scene, but haven’t been heard from a lot yet. Phil Danyew was one of the first that he mentioned and we booked him right away.

He is on Sparrow records, just got off David Crowder’s Church Music tour and last week his new song, wake up, was selected as the iTunes discovery download of the week. If you haven’t heard his music yet, do yourself a favor and check it out! Both him and his drummer were rad guys and integrated really well into the service and seemed stoked to be apart of what God was doing that night. Their holiday travel back home to SoCal became an unexpected adventure when fog rolled in at the end of the night–part and parcel of being a traveling musician–but I appreciate their sacrifice all the same. Here is one of the songs, called silver lining, from their set at skull church.