Newsboys present Newsboys: Live - Houston We Are Go

|PIC1|These days they don't get much bigger than Newsboys. Four Grammy nominations, 23 Dove Awards, a truckload of albums released and more live shows with bigger crowds than you can imagine.

Over two decades the band have shifted from curious Aussie export to international spectacle and cheerleaders for a generation. Theirs is an open party, a faith-directed compass that mixes worship with altar calls, spoken testimony with high-end electro-pop that works up a sweat within the opening bars.

And now - finally - all that live-show energy, faith and passion has been collected, bottled and preserved on one live CD and DVD.

'Houston We Are Go' was recorded in the spring of 2007 while the band were on their
international 'GO' tour. Drawing record crowds, the tour raised the bar on entertainment - as the DVD tour highlights shows - yet did nothing to water down the message.

If anything, the gospel was preached with even more clarity and passion. The album starts with 'Shine' - in all its Moby-esque wonder. Working through old and new
classics like 'Wherever We Go', 'Something Beautiful', 'He Reigns' and 'It's You', Newsboys do what they do best; pump it up with high beats, eternal optimism and the hope of a better tomorrow.
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