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On Thursday night For King & Country made their way to TD Place for a packed show.
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The four-time Grammy winners are touring as part of their “Burn the Ships” album release.
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Led by the Australian brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, For King & Country have now been making music for 13 years.
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A massive stage production, as the group’s touring band was very large including three drummers, keys, two guitarists, a pianist and more.
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Since the band took off through the Nashville music scene, they have gone on to play arenas all over North America, doing their first major Canadian tour in 2020.
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With two cellos, trumpets and horns on each side of the stage, band members would jump off one instrument and onto another throughout the performance
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A lively show combined with amazing visuals, the show left fans happy and excited for their return.
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With 3 songs off their latest album hitting Gold certification in the US, the band looks to continue growing their fanbase worldwide.
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The brothers thanked fans for coming out for what could be the last show for the foreseeable future, as concerts will continue to be postponed.
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