Latest Release
- 19 JUL 2024
- 8 Songs
- God's Not Dead · 2011
- Heaven On Earth - Single · 2024
- Worldwide Revival (Pt. 1) · 2024
- God's Not Dead · 2011
- Restart (Deluxe Edition) · 2013
- God's Not Dead · 2011
- God's Not Dead · 2011
- Adoration: The Worship Album · 2003
- God's Not Dead · 2011
- Restart (Deluxe Edition) · 2013
Essential Albums
- Fans who have trouble choosing a favourite Newsboys frontman will be gratified by this collection, which celebrates both Michael Tait and Peter Furler. The title track is an energetic rock anthem, a nice contrast to the bouncy pop of “Your Love Never Fails". Both benefit from Tait’s powerful presence, while “Something Beautiful” and “In Wonder” showcase the band’s softer side, thanks to Furler’s melodic Aussie approach. The worshipful “Mighty to Save” and “Revelation Song” are praise presented with a slight rock edge, a perfect description of the band.
Artist Playlists
- This passionate worship group inspired a generation of Christian rock acts.
- These energetic Christian rockers also explore the contemplative.
About Newsboys
One of contemporary Christian music’s most prolific bands, the pop-rock Newsboys have scored nearly three dozen No. 1 hits across their 35-year career. ∙ The first of six Gold albums, 1994’s Going Public won two Dove Awards, including a nod for “Shine,” which made CCM Magazine’s list of the 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music. ∙ With the exception of “Miracle Child,” every single track on 1996’s Grammy-nominated Take Me To Your Leader made the Top 10 on Christian radio. ∙ Cofounder and former vocalist Peter Furler—cousin of pop star Sia—penned nearly all of their major hits and received SESAC’s Christian Songwriter of the Year Award in 2000. ∙ The animated series VeggieTales tapped them to create several songs, including “In the Belly of the Whale,” which played over the end credits of 2002’s Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie. ∙ The 2010 release Born Again, their first album to feature former DC Talk frontman Michael Tait, reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200, making it their biggest Pop chart hit. ∙ The Platinum-certified title track from 2011’s God’s Not Dead—actually a cover of singer-songwriter Daniel Bashta’s “Like a Lion”—inspired a film trilogy of the same name.
- ORIGIN
- Mooloolaba, Queensland, Australia
- FORMED
- 1985
- GENRE
- Christian