Rock & Worship Roadshow coming to Kent’s ShoWare Center

The eighth annual Rock & Worship Roadshow, presented by Compassion International, will bring its 2016 tour at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 18 to Kent’s ShoWare Center.

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  • Thursday, February 11, 2016 9:00am
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The Newsboys are part of the Rock & Worship Roadshow coming to Kent's ShoWare Center on Feb. 18.

The Newsboys are part of the Rock & Worship Roadshow coming to Kent's ShoWare Center on Feb. 18.

The eighth annual Rock & Worship Roadshow, presented by Compassion International, will bring its 2016 tour at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 18 to Kent’s ShoWare Center.

Christian music favorites Newsboys, Jeremy Camp and Mandisa are part of the lineup along with Phil Wickham, Family Force 5 and Audio Adrenaline.

General admission tickets are $10 per person at the door. A VIP ticket also will be available for $50 per person, which will include a Q&A with Camp, Mandisa and other artists, early entrance for premium seating, an exclusive tour T-shirt, a VIP laminate, a 40-song digital download from New Release Today and more.

For more information, go to showarecenter.com or theRoadShowTour.com.




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