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Needtobreathe Robinson Center Performance Hall · Little Rock, AR

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Needtobreathe Little Rock 2025 Ticket Info

Needtobreathe Alternative concert Experience an unforgettable night with Needtobreathe in Little Rock on December 4, 2025, where you can enjoy exclusive merchandise and participate in interactive activities like live voting for future shows. Capture your favorite moments through our concert photo contests and share your memories with fellow fans, immersing yourself in the vibrant energy that defines a Needtobreathe concert. Remember to take a moment to breathe and soak in the atmosphere—these small pauses can make your experience even more meaningful. Join us for a powerful celebration of sound, rhythm, and community that promises to be a highlight of the year.

Known for their compelling blend of rock, folk, and Americana, Needtobreathe gained widespread acclaim with their 2020 album 'Out of Body,' which debuted at number one on the Billboard Christian Albums chart. Their collaboration with Hillsong in 2021 produced the uplifting single 'What a Beautiful Name,' resonating with listeners across genres. Their music often transcends traditional categories, appealing to a diverse audience; for example, their song 'A Beautiful Thing' celebrates everyday beauty and gratitude. The band’s 2016 appearance on CMT Crossroads showcased their versatility alongside renowned country artists, while their track 'Cleansed by the Waves' was inspired by a natural disaster that impacted their hometown, reflecting their deep connection to personal and collective resilience. Don’t miss this chance to see Needtobreathe live and experience their inspiring music firsthand in Little Rock on December 4, 2025.

Needtobreathe Robinson Center Performance Hall

Experience the vibrant cultural heart of Little Rock at the Robinson Center Performance Hall, the premier venue for Needtobreathe Little Rock concerts. Renowned for hosting a diverse lineup of performances—from energetic Broadway shows like The Phantom of the Opera in 1996 to captivating dance productions—this historic theater continues to attract a wide audience. The center also serves as the stage for the state's top music contests, showcasing emerging talents and fostering local artistry. With its elegant VIP areas offering personalized service and a dedicated elevated section ideal for special celebrations, the Robinson Center elevates every event into a memorable experience. Conveniently located downtown, it’s easily accessible from Highway 10 or a short walk from the state capitol via Capitol Ave, making it a must-visit destination for concertgoers and culture enthusiasts alike. Whether you're here for Needtobreathe Little Rock or a major theatrical performance, this venue’s rich history and commitment to excellence ensure an unforgettable night.

Needtobreathe Little Rock Concerts Q&A & Feedback

What concerns arose regarding the timing of Needtobreathe's performance at Robinson Center?

A 45-minute delay before their set left some attendees frustrated and questioning the concert's organization.

How did the concert differ from typical Christian music expectations?

Attendees expected faith-based content but encountered a lack of references to Jesus or Christian themes.

What specific experience contributed to the electrifying atmosphere during Needtobreathe's performance?

The moment the lights dimmed, an indescribable electricity surged, enhancing the anticipation and engagement.

What was the overall impression of the concert's music quality versus its flow?

While the sound and music quality were praised, some noted the breaks between songs were a bit lengthy.

Why did some attendees find the opening acts at Robinson Center Music Hall unsatisfactory?

Some felt disappointed as neither Parachute nor Drew Holcomb performed Christian music, conflicting with expectations.