Photoblog: STUDio Coffee House

Rico Areiza and Jacob Mennear start off the STUDio Coffee House by telling some good jokes and getting everyone in a happy mood.

Ashley Faulkenberry is the first artist on the stage. She opens the show by performing an original song.

The name of Ashley’s original song is called “Lord, You Are There For Me.”

Colin and Hannah follow after Ashley.

Colin played guitar while Hannah sang beautifully.

These girls are really enjoying the performances so far.

Rashad Simmons and Darius Custard perform a spoken interpretation of “A Whole New World” from Disney’s Aladdin.

Rashad was able to show off his performing skills by doing some interpretive movement.

Darius delivered the words in a way that made everyone chuckle.

Lenny Pisano ‘wowed’ the crowd by performing a song and looping it so he could harmonize with himself.

Lenny did a great job at showing the audience he could play like a pro.

After Lenny finished, Keiffer joined him so they could perform together.

Keiffer showed his skills of guitar and singing.

Lenny played and sang alongside Keiffer.

After the duet, Keiffer performed by himself.

He sang about how wonderful God is and that we don’t need idols above Him.

Joining Keiffer is Connor. They came together to sing a duet.

Connor took on the iconic song “When I Was Your Man” by Bruno Mars.

Keiffer was able to insert great harmonies and guitar.

Rico and James are at it again. They continue to MC the show and continue to keep the mood light and happy.

Alice was next and she took on the challenge of singing an a capella song.

She did a wonderful job with the a capella hymn.

Some of the audience members are really invested in the show.

Julia Ruby performed three lovely songs when she was on stage.

Everyone was singing along as she sang those familiar tunes.

Another a capella song was performed by Leah Meahl.

Her performance was flawless; everyone was ecstatic.

Dave Connell sure made everyone’s jaw drop with his performance.

There was no hesitation in his performance at all while he ran his fingers up and down the strings.

After Dave was Linnea Stevens who was also an a capella performer.

She was able to impress the crowd with her angelic voice.

Darrell Dove came with something new that night.

He gave a spoken word performance about what it really means to have God as our Father.

Two guys who really stole the show were Jordan and Tomtom Grindell.

Jordan was on the cajon drum and it was obvious he has done this before.

Tomtom showed off his great singing and guitar playing. Oh and let’s not forget his legendary rapping skills.

Gabe Herndon was the closer of the show with another spoken word performance.

There were many emotions in his performance and he impacted everyone in the crowd.