“Cornerstone 2000” Archives

Featuring Fine China, Joy Electric, Soul-Junk, SS Bountyhunter, Unwed Sailor, and more photos of the Cornerstone grounds.

Morella’s Forest made me a believer in Christian rock.

He has a genuine vision for his label and the many projects that he’s involved in.

I approached them and quickly learned how sincere and heartfelt they truly were.

Phillip Kim has done an incredible amount of service to a growing Christian music industry.

We sat down the founder of Velvet Blue Music to discuss music, new releases, and why music is trash.

If there was ever a band that we here at Opus wish would make it big, it’d probably be Havalina Rail Co.

“I think that my conviction has always been to write about what God has brought me through.”

Talking with one of the most unique and extreme acts to ever grace a Cornerstone Festival stage.

The day I hate the most finally came, the day when I have to return to real life.

Today’s shows included Longitude, Spitfire, Further Seems Forever, and Over the Rhine.

Today’s shows included Jetenderpaul, Velour 100, Pedro the Lion, and Stavesacre.

Today’s concerts included Denison Witmer, Psalters, and Farquar Muckenfuss.

Today’s concerts included The People, The Violet Burning, SS Bountyhunter, and Starflyer 59.

Today’s concerts included Fine China, Further Seems Forever, Extol, and Joy Electric.

Ronnie Martin has proven time and again that music can evolve, and that great songs can still be written.

My biggest fear arriving at Cornerstone would be that we’d be unable to find any of our friends.

I found this year to be populated with tiny moments of perfection.