The Sidewalk Prophets, a contemporary Christian music band from Nashville, Tenn., brings its Prodigal Tour to Auburn for a March 11 concert.

The program begins at 7 p.m. at Grace Community Church, 1320 Auburn Way S.

The tour is in partnership with The Mocha Club, a nonprofit organization the band has passionately supported since visiting the Democratic Republic of The Congo in 2011 and seeing the group’s work first-hand in caring for the needs of the area.

The tour comes on the heels of another successful year for the band as its latest album, Something Different, has garnered rave reviews from fans and critics. The album has already notched two radio hits, “Prodigal,” and “To Live Is Christ,” and a third single, Impossible,” is at Christian radio now.

The centerpiece of the tour is Wander Creative’s suspenseful yet powerful short film, “The Prodigal,” which was written by Sidewalk Prophets co-founder Ben McDonald along with Matt Hadley.

The interactive experience tour also offers unique attention to detail. Audience members will see a venue transformed to take them on a journey, weaving together scenes from the short film with the band’s music. The night culminates in a powerful moment of prayer.

Tickets are $10 general admission; $25 early entry; $40 after-party VIP.

For more information, see tinyurl.com/auburn-wash.

About Sidewalk Prophets

The Dove Award-winning band strives diligently for excellence in all things. Formed on the campus of Anderson (S.C.) University and built around vocal powerhouse and pop culture nerd Dave Frey, the band has: sold more than 500,000 albums; 1.5 million digital singles; been nominated for a Billboard Music Award; played more than 2,000 shows translating to being in front of 2.5 million fans; garnered five No. 1 singles and eight top-five radio hits; received more than 11 million YouTube views; and been nominated for four Dove Awards.

For more on the band, visit SidewalkProphets.com.

About Mocha Club

Mocha Club is a community of more than 36,000 people who believe in the power of everyday generosity to end extreme poverty in Africa. By giving up the cost of a few mochas a month, Mocha Club members, together, are creating real and sustainable change in nine countries through clean water, education, economic freedom, orphan care and health care.

For more information, visit themochaclub.org.