Musician Oliver Anthony fired up the crowd by quoting the Bible at his first live concert after his song “Rich Men North of Richmond” conquered the Internet seemingly overnight.
The Virginia folk singer performed a free concert in Barco, North Carolina, Sunday afternoon, taking note of the crowd growing slightly since his last time at the venue.
“It’s crazy for me because I remember back in June I played here for about 20 people. That’s the beautiful part of this country because, even an idiot like me can make something. Before we start singing, and I mean we, because I hope you all are going to be singing too, I just had something I felt compelled to share with you,” he said.
Anthony then quoted from Psalm 37: 12-20, which reads as follows:
The Virginia folk singer performed a free concert in Barco, North Carolina, Sunday afternoon, taking note of the crowd growing slightly since his last time at the venue.
“It’s crazy for me because I remember back in June I played here for about 20 people. That’s the beautiful part of this country because, even an idiot like me can make something. Before we start singing, and I mean we, because I hope you all are going to be singing too, I just had something I felt compelled to share with you,” he said.
Anthony then quoted from Psalm 37: 12-20, which reads as follows:
Watch: Oliver Anthony Quotes Psalm 37 in First Concert Since 'Rich Men North of Richmond' Exploded
Musician Oliver Anthony fired up the crowd by quoting the Bible at his first live concert after his song "Rich Men North of Richmond" conquered the Internet seemingly overnight.
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