Sunday, September 2, 2007
Lifelight Fest Review
A review of Jars of Clay's performance at Lifelight Fest has been posted at ArgusLeader.com:
[Songs like] the band's big secular crossover hit "Flood" - which featured Haseltine stalking the stage like Mick Jager minus the sexual swagger, and the repetitive pop tune "Love Me" brought people's hands up into the air.
Read the full article here.
[Songs like] the band's big secular crossover hit "Flood" - which featured Haseltine stalking the stage like Mick Jager minus the sexual swagger, and the repetitive pop tune "Love Me" brought people's hands up into the air.
Read the full article here.
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