The Pearl Award-winning Joshua Creek will be performing in Logandale on Monday, October 26 at 7 p.m. in the Ron Dalley Theatre at Moapa Valley High School.
The band writes and performs songs about faith, family & fun with a unique blend of country-esque music and inspirational lyrics. Their blend of storytelling and folk-country music leaves audiences both laughing and crying.
Over the last eight years the band has released 5 CDs and one live DVD, which have received local and national radio airplay, including the No. 1 Christian-Country hit “What Kinda Car?” They have also won regional and national songwriting awards, including a Pearl Award for “Songwriter of the Year” from the Faith-Centered Music Association.
Joshua Creek has played such venues and events as Abravanal Hall, The Tabernacle at Temple Square, Dodger Stadium (singing the National Anthem), San¬dy Amphitheater, SCERA Theatre, Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, Swiss Days and many other concert series and summer festivals.
Joshua Creek combines the songwriting, performance and production talents of Jeff Hinton, Quint Randle, Ron Saltmarsh and James Hollister.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and students, and $30 for a family pass. Season tickets are available at the door. All proceeds from the program will go to the Arts Council fund towards future performances.
All events are sponsored in part by MVPAC, Individual Partners for the Arts which include Nevada Arts Council, Moapa Valley Telephone Company, Clark County Board of County Commissioners, America First Credit Union, Dr. Lance Robertson and Grant and Laurel Bushman.
