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Behold The Beloved: “Homegrown” Live DVD Recording

Christian rock band Behold The Beloved recorded their live DVD, Homegrown, in front of a passionate hometown crowd at The Junction Center. The high-energy, worship-centered show featured hit songs, throwbacks, heavy production, and special guest appearances. Check out our full review!

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Garrett Martin Garrett Martin

Uprise Festival 2026 Review - Day Two

Day Two of Uprise Festival drew a record-breaking 30,000 attendees to Shippensburg, PA, for an action-packed lineup despite high humidity. Highlights included sets from Chaotic Resemblance, Scout and the Saints, Convictions, and a rare performance by veteran rock band Pillar, along with intense headlining energy from Wolves at the Gate on the Rockstar Stage. Main stage performances by Ben Fuller and Crowder set the stage for Brandon Lake, who led the massive crowd in an uplifting worship finale to close out the weekend.

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Garrett Martin Garrett Martin

Behold The Beloved at The Junction Center - December 2025

When a broken-down tour bus forced Disciple and Honor & Glory to cancel their December 12th show at The Junction Center, local rockers Behold the Beloved (BTB) stepped in to save the day. Organized in less than 12 hours, the band delivered a high-energy, free performance for disappointed fans, turning a potential letdown into a memorable night of worship and rock.

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Garrett Martin Garrett Martin

Pillar & Behold The Beloved Concert Review - October 2025

Pillar made an exciting return to Lancaster, PA on October 17, 2025 at The Junction Center. The evening, MC'd by John Stafferi of WJTL's "Some Sort of Rock Show," began with a dynamic set from local favorites Behold the Beloved, who energized the room with songs like "Toxic Lullaby" and "Am I Broken.” The main event featured the full classic Pillar lineup (Rob Beckley, Noah Henson, Michael Whittig, and Lester Estelle II) plus guest guitarist J.R. Bareis, who immediately launched into hits like "Fireproof" and "For The Love of the Game." The band delivered a high-energy performance spanning their career, including crowd-pleasers like "Bring Me Down," "Frontline," and covers of Collective Soul's "Shine" and U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday." The entire show, capped by the encore "Underneath It All," was an amazing experience and the band has not lost a step!

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