By Natalie BennettFriday 1 Dec 2023MusicReading Time: 2 minutes
The countdown is on! We are Messengers will be in Australia in less than three weeks – and we don’t want you to miss out on being part of their debut tour.
Get your tickets now and use the code: FLASH in the promotion code box to instantly save 20% on the ticket price.
But be quick – as the flash sale ends January 15th!
Lovers of live music rejoice! We Are Messengers are coming to Sydney, bringing their whole band for a five-city tour of Australia in early 2024 as part of their Where the Joy Is World Tour.
We Are Messengers have built a career, the old-fashioned way, on the road touring relentlessly around the USA, Europe and beyond. They have had 11 consecutive top 10 radio singles including the multi chart #1 hit song “Come What May” and the Gold certified “Maybe Its OK’.
February 2024 is your chance to see We Are Messengers live in Australia performing in Sydney for one show only on Friday February 2.
Pre-sale tickets are on sale now with promo code ‘JOY’ for an exclusive discount. *Pre-sale now closes*
Full price general release tickets are on sale from Monday 4 December.
Book your tickets online at mintix.com.au
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We are Messengers are fronted by Darren Mulligan, a single minded Irish man who writes rock n’ roll anthems and intimate earthly psalms for messy broken people. The goal has always been to engage culture in conversation about the goodness of God and to put words and melody to some of the hardest things we feel as humans. This is a band that understands and loves the outsiders, the marginalized, the lost and the least.
Collaboration has been a cornerstone of We Are Messengers’ distinctive sound.
In 2020 country legend Vince Gill joined the band on a one take stripped back version of “Image of God” captured live and acoustic at Vince’s place. Features by Cory Asbury, Josh Baldwin, Naomi Raine of Maverick City and Christian Hip Hop legend KB have followed.