dc Talk is one of the most popular Christian groups of all time. Their illustrious career is made up of platinum albums, sold-out arena concerts, and music with a message.
This website is an unofficial fan site devoted to the band's discography, concert history, and legacy. Breaking news and other information will also be featured.
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DC Talk (1989)
The debut album by dc Talk was one of the first efforts in Christian music to mix "rap, rock, and soul."
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Nu Thang (1990)
dc Talk took the formula further on their followup album, 1990's Nu Thang.
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Free at Last (1992)
Their first major hit was the dc Talk album Free At Last, many parts of which still sound current.
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Jesus Freak (1995)
1995's Jesus Freak tore down all the walls artistically, even crossing over into secular Top 40 radio. It remains their most popular album.
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Supternatural (1998)
dc Talk's album Supernatural was a tremendous success, and was the first effort that had every member fully participating in the songwriting aspect.
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Nu Skool Jam Tour (1991)
dc Talk went on several small tours early in their career, touring with DeGarmo and Key, the Newsboys, and Michael W. Smith. The Nu Skool Jam Tour took place in the fall of 1991.
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Free at Last Tour (1994)
The Free at Last Tour by dc Talk was the first major arena tour by these young artists. The record company, ForeFront, had a camera crew along and over 30 cities of the tour were documented on film, later (much later!) to be released as Free at Last: The Movie.
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Freak Show (Jesus Freak Tour) (1996)
Following the success of the Free At Last Tour proved easy for dc Talk, who in 1996 embarked on their famous in support of the Jesus Freak album. Covering North America and Europe, this tour showed the rock and roll side of dc Talk. This tour culminated in the recording of the live album Welcome to the Freak Show.
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Supernatural Experience Tour (1999)
A futuristic stage setting, a spectacular light show, and a killer setlist describes dc Talk's Supernatural Experience Tour in 1999, in support of the Supernatural album.
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Solo Tour(2001)
During the "Intermission" time period, dc Talk still found the drive to have one last tour together, dubbed the dc Talk Solo tour. This group of shows had them performing as solo artists, and coming together at various points in the concert to sing some dc Talk favorites.
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