Let me tell you, last night at the Old National Center was something special. Tye Tribbett and his crew brought the house down with their "Only One Night Tho" tour, and Indianapolis felt the full force of that uplifting energy and gospel that we might need this year.

Now, I'm not gonna lie, there were moments where the entire venue felt like a giant church revival – and for some, could be a good thing! Tribbett's got this incredible ability to take classic gospel and infuse it with a modern edge. You could feel the soul in his voice, but there was also a fire, a rhythm that made you want to move your body.

The setlist was a perfect blend of Tribbett's iconic hits like "We Gon' Be Alright" and some deeper cuts that got the real fans singin' along. Let me tell you, the crowd participation was next level. It wasn't just swaying and head-bopping (though there was plenty of that), there were full-on dance parties erupting in the aisles.

But here's the thing that struck me the most: the raw emotion. Tribbett wasn't just performing, he was preaching. There were moments of pure vulnerability, stories of struggle and triumph woven into the music. It felt real, relatable, and it left a lump in my throat (in the best way possible).

If you missed out on "Only One Night Tho" in Indy, you definitely missed a special experience. But hey, that's the beauty of Tye Tribbett – he's out there spreading his message of hope and joy, one city at a time. Keep an eye out for the next tour, because trust me, you won't regret catching this electrifying performer live.