|PIC1|British Christian rock and worship band Yfriday will be recording their live CD & DVD at The Riverside Centre in Derby this month.
The concert, which will be take place 27th October, will feature songs from the Rainmaker, Open, Revolution and Universal albums, with recording beginning at 7.30pm. Doors will open at 7pm.
According to YFriday's official website, tickets are selling fast for the event, which will feature classic old and new songs and some "very special guests" and surprises.
Coaches for the concert have been organised from all over the UK including Chester, Cumbria and the North East with pick up points in Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough.
Fans are encouraged to book early due to limited space.
For more information, go to www.yfriday.co.uk.
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