Alabaster Box is an Australian Christian pop rock band formed in the Gold Coast, Queensland, now based in the United States. 
Background.
Alabaster Box formed in 1997 with original members vocalist Naarah Seagrott, guitarist Brett Seagrott, drummer Ben Woodward, and acoustic guitarist Sam Hatch. Originally, they played for youth at Christian Community Church. By mid-1999, Joshua Brown joined as keyboardist, and bassist Matt Smallbone joined after the band won a talent search from a Brisbane radio station. The band's 1998 debut, "Alabaster Box", won three Sunnie Awards, including Best Pop Album and Best Gospel Album. Their 2001 album, "Main Attraction", was produced by Vince Emmett and recorded at Kentucky's Melody Hill Farm Studios. The band began touring across Australia in 2000. In January 2006, they moved to Nashville, Tennessee.
Discography.
Singles.
For much of 2004 and continuing into 2005, Alabaster Box was in the top three 'most played Christian evangelist artists' in the country and has held down the number one spot for highest independent album sales in the same category.
Tours.
"Mainstage Slots:"
Alabaster Box has travelled extensively throughout Australia, and has gone on ten tours of New Zealand, six of the US and one in England.
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