Travis Greene, Naomi Raine and Dorinda Clark-Cole on the same bill is a gospel lineup that would fill an arena on its own, and here it is folded into a two-day revival. Arena worship is a genuinely different sound from a church service, with the volume and the crowd numbers of a concert behind it. The organisers hold sponsored tickets for anyone who cannot cover admission, which is unusual for anything at this venue.
What to expect
Long sessions rather than a set-length concert, mixing extended worship music with preaching and ministry from a rotating group of speakers. Friday is an evening session; Saturday runs from morning through the evening, so people come and go. Expect full arena sound and a crowd that stands and sings for most of it.
Good to know
- Tickets are sold through the ministry's own platform, not through the arena's box office or usual ticketing partners
- Sponsored admission is available from the organisers for anyone who cannot cover the cost
- Saturday is a long day with morning through evening programming, so plan around a session rather than the whole thing
- This is a worship and preaching gathering rather than a straight gospel concert, though the music lineup is substantial
- Barclays Center sits directly above the Atlantic Ave-Barclays Ctr hub, which carries nine subway lines and the LIRR
- It is a private booking of the arena, so it does not appear on the venue's public event calendar
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Common questions
Who is performing?
Gospel artists Travis Greene, Naomi Raine, Dorinda Clark-Cole, LaToya Brewngton and Courtney Crosson, with ministers Ryan LeStrange, Neil C. Ellis, Aretha Wilson, Jay Todd and David Wilford. Joshua Giles hosts and speaks.
How much are tickets and where do I buy them?
General admission is $55 through Joshua Giles Ministries' Brushfire page. The organisers also offer sponsored tickets and state that nobody is turned away for financial reasons.
Why is it not on the Barclays Center calendar?
It is a private rental of the arena rather than a venue-promoted show, so it is ticketed and listed by the ministry. The arena's community advisory does list it, with Friday evening and a full-day Saturday session.
