Joseph O’Brien

& Building 429

Thursday

September 5th, 2024

LEVITT PAVILION DAYTON

7-8:30PM

FREE CONCERT

Joseph O'Brien & Building 429

Joseph O’Brien first gained prominence by appearing on Season 13 of the show “America’s Got Talent.” Currently residing in the Nashville, TN area, his goal is to create music that inspires believers to be counter-cultural and authentic about their faith.

Building 429

Since the release of its debut album in 2004, Building 429 has garnered widespread popular and critical acclaim, receiving numerous accolades all while delivering lyrically-driven, anthemic hit songs with a consistent message of hope along with high-energy concerts in sold-out venues internationally. The band received a 2013 GRAMMY® nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album for We Won’t Be Shaken, which debuted at No.1 on Billboard’s Christian Albums chart and launched the title track to No. 1 at radio. Building 429 also received a 2014 and multiple 2012 “Song of the Year” Billboard Music Awards for “We Won’t Be Shaken” and “Where I Belong” respectively, two BMI “Song of the Year” Awards (“Where I Belong” in 2013 and “Glory Defined” in 2005), a 2014 “Group of the Year” KLOVE Fan Award nomination and a “Best New Artist” GMA Dove Award in 2005. RIAA-certified gold single, “Where I Belong,” further became one of the longest running Christian No. 1’s in Billboard’s history at 15-weeks and has well over 246-million accumulative audience impressions. The band is also endorsed by Fender Guitars, Gibson Guitars,PRS Guitars, Orange Amps, Ampeg Amps, DW Drums, Guitar Center and many others.

Projects Unlimited Gem Series Opener:

Melody Baccus

Melody Baccus is a contemporary Christian artist and dynamic praise & worship leader known for her uplifting music and engaging “I Am A Worshiper Experience” events. With a heart for worship, she inspires audiences to connect with God through her soulful performances and empowering ministry.

Check out some videos from the artists!

OUR MISSION

An Evening of Hope, Encouragement and Worship

The concept of Light in the City was first conceived as a concert event in late 2019 following the Memorial Day tornadoes and the August 4 mass shooting in the Oregon District. In light of the tragedies, hosting a concert was created as a gift of healing for the Dayton community — an opportunity for citizens of the Dayton region to heal, celebrate, form community, and feel the Holy Spirit alive within and among each of us.

Delayed because of the impact of COVID-19, Light in the City’s first concert featuring Matt Maher at Levitt Pavilion Dayton was held on Sunday, September 26, 2021.

It is the belief of the Dayton Catholic community — our sponsors, that Light in the City can serve as a catalyst for bringing together all people of faith with the belief that our loving God can bring healing to our world.

All are welcome!