Tenth Avenue North
Contemporary Christian favorites Tenth Avenue North fuse truth and music in a potent blend that leaves listeners engaged, entertained and inspired on hits that include “By Your Side,” “What You Want” and “ I Have This One.” With Austin French and an acoustic storytelling performance by Mike Donehey.
Tenth Avenue North (Reunion Records) made their national debut in 2008 with their first RIAA gold certification album Over and Underneath, which spawned the hits “Love is Here,” “By Your Side” and “Hold My Heart.” Tenth Avenue North won the Gospel Music Association Dove Award in 2009 for New Artist of the Year and in 2010 “By Your Side” was named Song of the Year. The band gained further momentum with 2010’s The Light Meets the Dark and The Struggle in 2012, which continued to populate radio and the church with such memorable songs as “Healing Begins,” “You Are More,” “Losing” and “Worn.”
In November 2014, the band released their fourth studio project, Cathedrals, with the first radio single “No Man Is An Island.” Their most recent project, Followers, has produced the No. 1 singles “What You Want,” “I Have This Hope” and “Control.” In 2017, Tenth Avenue North debuted their Christmas project Decade The Halls Vol. 1, which was praised by the New York Times, The Mercury News (San Francisco) and more.
Tenth Avenue North
Contemporary Christian favorites Tenth Avenue North fuse truth and music in a potent blend that leaves listeners engaged, entertained and inspired on hits that include “By Your Side,” “What You Want” and “ I Have This One.” With Austin French and an acoustic storytelling performance by Mike Donehey.
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