Tagged Third Day

The Third Day 30th Anniversary Tour kicks off today, and around here we’re celebrating the only way that makes sense… by declaring it Third Day “Day.” That’s right. It’s a holiday now. ...

“Being from Atlanta, we saw The Waiting head out in their van and thought, man, if we ever get to that point—where we can leave for a week of shows and come back home—we’ve made it. We set our sights ...

I should’ve known. I mean, I really should’ve known. A couple of weeks back, when that mysterious countdown timer popped up on Third Day’s website, I wrote a speculation piece just for fun — not bec...

There’s something in the air—and it feels like a consuming fire from Georgia. A cryptic countdown timer has appeared on ThirdDay.com, and fans are buzzing with one burning question: Is this the start of ...

Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning and multi-Platinum selling band Third Day announced the 25th anniversary digital deluxe version of their album Time, originally released on August 24, 1999. On August 23 the original album will be released along with all four songs from the Southern Tracks EP and three previously unreleased live songs recorded the same year the album was released. v

Christian singer-songwriter and co-founder of Third Day, Mark Lee checks in with us to talk about his new single 'Love To Be Loved,' the differences between writing for Third Day and his solo projects, future tour plans and more!

Boleyn Records has announced that it will release Mark Lee’s (formerly of Third Day) second single 'Loved To Be Loved' on Friday, April 14. It will be available on streaming platforms worldwide.

Boleyn Records releases artist Mark Lee’s cover Christmas song “Christmas Time Is Here.” The new song is available on streaming platforms worldwide.

Boleyn Records is proud to welcome artist Mark Lee to their artist roster. Boleyn Records will be releasing a new Christmas song from Mark, “Christmas Time Is Here,” on November 18.

Multi-GRAMMY-winning and multi-Platinum selling Christian music band Third Day celebrates the 25th anniversary of their self-titled debut album, which has become fondly known as the "bus album."