This is our eighteenth show in a row. We've got a day off coming up in like five to six days, but until then, we're just pushing hard. That's really hard on the band, but some kids tell us that they've been waiting all year to see us. If the averages keep up, out of forty dates that we're playing, for this tour, we'll play in front of over 70,000 people. For Christians just recently coming on to this, I think it's just something new and exciting to everyone.
People realize how much fun it can be just to dance, and to see the horns.
It's new and exciting, and hopefully we're creating new boundaries in some way for Christian music. Of course, it all started in the secular scene back in the sixties, so it's nothing new. Ska has evolved, just like any form of music. Jason-People added in punk and all kinds of styles. What I like about our band so much is just that we're not limited in what we create.