dc Talk: Welcome to the Freak Show Trailer

dc Talk: Welcome to the Freak Show Trailer (1997)

"dc Talk, Live in Concert" 26 August 1997 Music 76 mins

This is a concert film filmed on the 1996 "Welcome to the Freak Show" tour in support of their 1995 album "Jesus Freak."

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Dan Brock

Dan Brock Executive Producer

Eric Welch

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International Releases Dates

United States 26 August 1997

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