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Universal Orlando Resort has revealed the lineup for Rock the Universe 2027, and CCM Magazine readers are going to recognize quite a few familiar faces.

Six artists featured in CCM Magazine Cover Stories are headed to Universal Studios Florida for the massive two-night Christian music festival: Jamie MacDonald, 1K Phew, Franni Cash, Katy Nichole, Megan Woods and CAIN.<...


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Twenty-five years later, there are still certain songs I cannot hear without being transported back to the days and weeks after September 11, 2001.

Music was everywhere. It was at memorial services. It was underneath television montages of firefighters walking through smoke and rubble. It was coming out of car radios while Americans were still trying to comprehend what...


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SKILLET: AFTER THE STORM

On paper, Skillet shouldn’t work. That sounds insulting, but I mean it as one of the highest compliments I can give them. Rock bands rarely get 30-year careers, and the ones that do certainly don’t tend to chart a trajectory that keeps climbing.

Thirty years into Skillet, I can turn on UFC Freedom 250 and there they are. WWE used “Legenda...


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John and Korey Cooper open up about two decades of Comatose, the pain and betrayal behind After the Storm, and why Skillet’s most compelling chapter may still be ahead.

Multi-platinum rock powerhouse Skillet takes center stage as the cover story for the September issue of CCM Magazine, with the complete cover experien...


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Very few bands, Christian or otherwise, have the staying power to remain relevant for five decades. Petra is undoubtedly one of them.

Sure, the band has changed personnel and reinvented itself more than once along the way. But what has never changed is its talent, passion, and gift for creating driving, emotional, hands-in-the-air rock anthems rooted in faith and evang...


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