Outbreakband
German Christian band
Outbreakband is a Christian band from Germany. It was founded in 2007 as a result of Christian youth events at Glaubenszentrums Bad Gandersheim. The band was named after Outbreak, a feature during the Christian youth events of the center.
Outbreakband plays at Teenstreet Kongress events, festivals, worship nights and international faith events.
In 2013, the band won the David Award, the most widely respected pan-European Award of theEvangelical-oriented, modern Christian music scene, in the category "2012 Best Artist". Outbreakband's live album Das ist unser Gott reached place 23 in the German iTunes Albums Chart on 7 July 2014.
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