Big Daddy Weave coming to Owensboro's RiverPark Center

The American contemporary Christian band Big Daddy Weave is bringing its “Let it Begin” tour to Owensboro’s RiverPark Center at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 19.

The show will also feature special-guest Jordan St. Cyr, a Canadian Christian musician and songwriter.

Big Daddy Weave was formed in Mobile, Alabama in 1998 and includes current members Mike Weaver on lead vocals and guitar, Jeremy Redmon on vocals and guitar, Joe Shirk on saxophone, keyboards and vocals, Brian Beihl on drums and Raul Alfonso on bass.

According to Friday release announcement, the band is known for “their honest songs that tell personal stories of freedom in Christ, which have made the band admired for their real-life, real-person openness.”

Big Daddy Weave has become a radio mainstay with numerous number-one singles including “Redeemed” which was RIAA platinum-certified. The tune spent 11 weeks at number one and was provided the title of Song of the Year at the first annual K-LOVE Fan Awards. The song also snagged the band Dove Award and Billboard Music Award nods.

Big Daddy Weave has stockpiled more than one billion career streams which have earned the band a Dove Award, awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) and the prestigious Rich Mullin Artist Impact Award among other distinctions.

The band’s latest hits include “Let it Begin,” “Heaven Changes Everything,” and “God is in This Story.”

St. Cyr grew up in Canada playing music in church.

In 2021, he was distinguished as the number two top new Christian artist by Billboard magazine. His notable, chart-topping singles include “Fires” and “Weary Traveler” which became Canadian Christian radio’s most-played song in 2022. He’s received GMA Canada Covenant Awards and a Juno Award, Canada’s equivalent of a Grammy, for his self-titled debut album.

Event tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 16, at ticketmaster.com and at the RiverPark Center’s Box Office.