Newsboys Dominate February

By Thu Phan Feb 3, 2004 15:20 EST

February will be a very productive and busy month for Newsboys.

On February 3, Newsboys lead singer Peter Furler will conduct live radio interviews with stations all over the United States and preview the upcoming tour concerts for fans. The Adoration worship tour kicks off February 12 with special guests Rebecca St. James and Jeremy Camp.

Before the tour kicks off, the Newsboys will attend the 46th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony on Feb. 8. In 2003, the Newsboys were the #1 selling artist for album Adoration and now the best-selling album has secured a Grammy nomination for the Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album.

The Newsboys have also appeared on the cover of Breakaway, a Focus on the Family publication for teenage guys.

For more info., visit Newsboys.com.

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