Continuing in the excellence of professionalism and musicianship that you have come to expect from the T Culler band, the boys opened for BarlowGirl last month at NorthWood Baptist Church. Jonathan, David, T Culler, and our new bass player, Andrew Cantrell, opened with “Please Come Home for Christmas” amidst screams from the audience as Dr.Tim surprised us with his amazing vocal growls. Then the audience cheered (and some cried) as he introduced his new soldier song entitled “Don’t Forget About Me.” So many have had their lives touched by members of the military, and it was apparent by the spirit felt in the room that evening. Moving straight into an intense instrumental, “Carol of the Bells,” we were treated to witness the awesome skills that each of the band members possess. And, wrapping up the set, was T Culler’s most famous rock single, “Maybe Next Sunday.” The boys received a well deserved standing ovation.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
T Culler Opens For BarlowGirl
Continuing in the excellence of professionalism and musicianship that you have come to expect from the T Culler band, the boys opened for BarlowGirl last month at NorthWood Baptist Church. Jonathan, David, T Culler, and our new bass player, Andrew Cantrell, opened with “Please Come Home for Christmas” amidst screams from the audience as Dr.Tim surprised us with his amazing vocal growls. Then the audience cheered (and some cried) as he introduced his new soldier song entitled “Don’t Forget About Me.” So many have had their lives touched by members of the military, and it was apparent by the spirit felt in the room that evening. Moving straight into an intense instrumental, “Carol of the Bells,” we were treated to witness the awesome skills that each of the band members possess. And, wrapping up the set, was T Culler’s most famous rock single, “Maybe Next Sunday.” The boys received a well deserved standing ovation.
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