Creighton has become an annual stop for Christian rock band Remedy Drive, but Sunday's show will be a little different than in previous years.

When brothers David, Paul, Phillip and Daniel Zach perform at Faith, Hope and Love Fellowship, they'll be performing as artists on the Word Records roster.

David Zach, the lead singer and guitarist for Remedy Drive, said in a phone interview, “I would hope that when we come to Eureka next week that for an hour we can put aside our worries about the economy and the war, and we can come together and celebrate the fact that we have a second chance. Not to worry about our failure, not to worry about tomorrow.” That’s what he thinks a rock concert should do.

Remedy Drive is bringing its message of hope to Rapid City this weekend. And the band wants to know if you are ready to hear it.

“We are four guys that are searching for truth,” said David Zach. “What we have arrived at is an album with a message of hope.

“People need to just enjoy themselves for an hour, to get away from the broken economy, natural disaster, mortgages — to leave with a massive momentum in their lives that no matter what is happening in their lives, there is hope.”

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Remedy Drive Interview
by Tracy Darlington

"I need security that has nothing to do with my health insurance or retirement plan. I want to live for a kingdom that doesn't run on foreign oil. I want to depend on grace and an economy I hear doesn't go into recession." -- David Zach

Remedy Drive is a four-piece, four-brother band (David, Philip, Paul and Dan Zach), Remedy Drive has been cranking out their own brand of music as a full time indie for the past 5 years. The band's debut release, "Daylight Is Coming" was produced by Ian Eskelin (All Star United)..

A piano-driven rock band with powerful vocals, intense stage presence with almost acrobatic moves, and harmonies that could make you weep.

And they're from Nebraska.

Meet Remedy Drive, the band of four brothers from Lincoln who will be rocking the stage at Le Mars Assembly of God Church at 6:30 p.m. Sunday for a free concert.

The newly-signed rock group has been playing together since five years ago, when they decided to quit their jobs roofing and washing windows and see if they could make it as a band.

One might think that Remedy Drive managed to fly under the radar due to the ubiquity of another brother act (think Nick, Joe and Kevin). And while it might be true that the four Zachs aren't yet a household name like the Jonas Brothers, it isn't unreasonable to see it coming true at some point. They have the talent, the look, and the drive (inevitable pun).

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