Lead singer Mike Donehey says he wrote this song after his wife told him she was worn out. The young parents hadn’t slept in months since the birth of their second daughter, and he poured the weariness he and his wife felt at the time into “Worn,” found on the band’s current album, The Struggle (Reunion). But you don’t have to experience the depth of a parent’s exhaustion to relate to the prolific lyrics of this song. If you find yourself in a restless, tired season, feeling like you have no fight left, this song is for you.

Audio Adrenaline released their comback album 'Kings & Queens' on March 12th.  Hear the Story behind the song.

Jenny Simmons (lead singer of the former band Addison Road) stopped by the K-LIFE studios for a visit.  If you missed Durban's interview with her, enjoy the live version of 'Heaven Waits For Me'

 The album's title track is autobiographical and brutally honest - as so much of Plumb's music often is. In it, Lee sings about the anxiety that she dealt with as a teenager and that she sometimes still experiences as an adult. It is there, in the midst of those panic attacks, that she needs God more than ever. More ...

“I really can’t begin to tell you how excited I am about my new album, Only A Mountain. I’ve had some amazing things happen to me recently – marrying my wife, the birth of our daughter - and now this. Life really is beautiful, and that’s what I want people to be reminded of when they listen to these new songs,” said Castro. “It's been a long and exciting road getting to this point where I am now. A place where I feel like I have really discovered myself, both musically and personally, and this album really captures that journey. More ...

With his upcoming tour, Colton Dixon introduces us to his band and gets them "in shape"!

Steven Curtis Chapman performs "Christmas Card" from his new Christmas album 'Joy'

Rhett Walker is not like any rising Christian musician you have met before or will meet again soon. The outspoken 25-year-old son of a preacher was born and raised around the South, his mellow yet animated voice a sure mix of Georgia and the Carolinas. In that drawl, he tells an intense wild oats story tempered by God’s grace, a testimony that fuels the deep-fried rock and deep- down worship on Rhett Walker Band’s debut,