Biola Birthday Bash
As Switchfoot played some old favorite hits, the crowd that filling the gym erupted in anticipated excitement.
Jonathon Foreman, lead singer of Switchfoot, wowed the crowd as the band took to the stage to ring in Biola's 100th birthday celebration.
After the band Myriad, Tyrone Wells took to the stage and showcased his talents through many crowd favorites.
The audience-filled Chase Gymnasium sang along as Switchfoot played one of their hit songs, "Gone".
Jonathon Foreman, lead singer of the band Switchfoot, put down his guitar and took a moment and merely sung.
Following the two supporting acts, President Corey and his daughter Ella Grace encouraged crowd participation in the singing of Happy Birthday to Biola and then introduced the main act, Switchfoot.
The Myriad, one of two supporting bands for the Biola Birthday Bash, opened up the night with a enthusiastic performance.
Tyrone Wells serenades the crowd with the crowd favorite song 'Seabreeze.'
During Switchfoot's hit song 'Only Hope' the front row crowd enthusiastically sang along word by word.
Jonathan Foreman, lead singer for Switchfoot, performs for a packed out gym with hits old and new.
Tyrone Wells performs for a gym filled with Biola fans ready to celebrate the Biola's 100th Birthday.
Front man for The Myriad, Jeremy Edwardson, opens for Biola's Birthday Bash on Sunday night.
The bassist and drummer of one the Biola Birthday Bash supporting bands start the night out strong.
Hours prior to the Biola Birthday Bash, lines were formed in anticipation of the long awaited Switchfoot concert. Even fans from Minnesota came for the show and eagerly waited for the concert to begin.