DeGarmo & Key Reunite At The 2008 Post Dove Awards Party
Publish Date: May 01, 2008
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Last year’s ASCAP Awards Dinner featured a brief set by Christian rock pioneers DeGarmo & Key, recipients of the Visionary Award. Long known for their live performance, hit songs, and ground breaking videos, the band stepped on stage for their first live performance in a dozen years. The performance was so well received, the Gospel Music Association requested an encore live performance for the 2008 Post Dove Award Party held at the Sheraton Music City on April 23rd, and they have also been invited to play select dates including the K-Love Friends & Family Cruise and at the Cornerstone Festival.
[L-R]: Eddie deGarmo, Greg Morrow, Dana Key and Tommy Cathey
Photo: Michelle Uhri, Uhri Photography
Their first public performance after more than a decade removed from taking the stage together was at the dedication of the new facility for The Love of Christ Church in Memphis, founded and pastored by Dana Key. When the word spread through the grapevine that D&K was performing live for the first time since leaving the road, calls from all over the country poured into the church wanting specific performance information as long time fans wanted to plan their trip. But last night was no exception. Stephen Matthews, a long time D&K fan who has seen dozens of shows, flew in with his wife to enjoy a piece of Christian music history.
Eddie DeGarmo
Dana Key
The Post Dove Party was the first time the Christian music industry at large had the opportunity to see D&K live in more than a decade. The boys, together with long-time band members Greg Morrow (drums) and Tommy Cathey (bass), rocked the house, and the capacity crowd held up their cell phones to take pictures and record a piece of a song. D&K provided an opportunity for their fans to hear their favourites from their string of hits including “Casual Christian”, “Rock Solid”, “Boycott Hell”, “Emmanuel”, “I’m Accepted”, “Destined To Win”, “Every Moment”, “666”, and closing with “Long Distance Runner”. Joining Eddie and Dana on Destined to win was Jason Dunn, lead singer for Hawk Nelson. Perhaps the piece that best showcased their signature Memphis Rock sound was the extended jam featuring Eddie’s Hammond B-3 and Dana’s searing guitar.
Dan Pitts, Manager, TobyMac & Mandisa
Scott Brickell, Manager, MercyMe
When not performing, Dana continues to pastor The Love of Christ Church, and Eddie is President of EMI Christian Music Publishing. Apart from the upcoming cruise and Cornerstone Festival, the guys have no plans for future dates… but before last year, they never imagined they would have the five performances on the schedule. So, who knows? The excitement of the Doves Awards after party, the response from the audience, and the pure fun of doing it again could lead one to speculate.
John Styll, President, Gospel Music Association
There are several greatest hits CDs available at your local Canadian Christian retailer. Visit DeGarmo & Key’s YMZ artist page to find out more.
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