Whisper Loud
US musical group
Whisper Loud was a Christian girl pop group, which formed in Seiling, Oklahoma, in 1997, and marketed as a Christian alternative to Spice Girls and Britney Spears.
Whisper Loud released one album, Different Kind of Beautiful, on December 5, 2000. On March 1, 2001, the group performed in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the Amazing Pop Invasion tour premiere, a 30-city event headlined by Raze. The tour also featured Tammy Trent, British DJ Doug Ross and fellow pop girl group Aurora. However, Whisper Loud dropped out of the tour after Raze frontman Ja'Marc Davis was arrested that night for raping teen girls in 1998. The remainder of the tour was cancelled after a March 6, 2001 concert, which also omitted Davis.
Despite this setback, the girl group later performed at several other venues before disbanding in 2005.
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