We’d been standing for over an hour waiting for Flyleaf to take the stage, and when they finally did, we were stoked! Diving right into their set, Lacey and the guys rocked the house in true Flyleaf fashion. Bass player Pat Seals’ flying antics aptly portrayed the music—wild and powerful. He even climbed the stage scaffolding and jumped off at one point during the concert!

Belting out hits such as “Red Sam”, “Cassie”, “Perfect”, “All Around Me”, “I’m So Sick” and many others, Lacey was in top form. With the sun setting behind them, it was the “perfect” way to end the Creation Festival’s Fringe Stage events.

Unfortunately, there was no encore, and the concert almost seemed to be cut short. Or maybe it was just that time flies when you’re having fun. Flyleaf’s set could’ve been twice as long and the crowd would’ve been even happier!

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Tracy Darlington is a freelance writer, and her work has appeared in Brio, Breakaway, YS, CCM Magazine, Insight, Susie Magazine, and other publications. She has interviewed countless Christian musicians including Rebecca St. James, Delirious, Newsboys, Leigh Nash, Barlowgirl, Krystal Meyers, Joy Williams, Pillar, Michelle Tumes, and many others. In her spare time she can be found riding horses or listening to music and sipping a Venti 3-shot sugar-free vanilla latte. Visit her online at her blog where she talks about Music, God, dogs and coffee. You can also look her up at Twitter and Facebook.

C.J. Darlington's first novel, Thicker Than Blood, was the winner of the 2008 Christian Writers Guild's Operation First Novel contest. Her second novel, Bound by Guilt, has recently released from Tyndale, and you can watch that trailer today! When she's not writing, she's reading. Her hobbies include horseback riding, oil painting, and book collecting. She is also a contributing editor at Family Fiction Magazine. Visit her online at her author website and at her blog where she talks about books, writing, and publishing. You can also look her up at Twitter and Facebook.