“40 Years Later… They Didn’t Just Sing—They Stopped Time Itself.” When Alphaville lifted their voices to “Forever Young,” it wasn’t nostalgia—it was a spell. The very first notes shimmered through the night air, and suddenly thousands were no longer concertgoers but dreamers, clasped in a single heartbeat that stretched across generations. Young faces lit by cell phones, older ones lit by memory, all sang as though the anthem was written just for them.

FOREVER YOUNG: Alphaville’s 40-Year Spell That Stopped Time “40 years later… they didn’t just sing...

The night felt like a page torn from history. Before thousands gathered under a sea of lights, two cousins — bound by blood, faith, and music — stepped forward one last time. Jimmy Swaggart, his Bible resting on the piano, raised his eyes to heaven. Beside him, in a wheelchair, sat Jerry Lee Lewis, frail but fierce, his hands still itching for the keys that had carried him through a lifetime.

ONE LAST PRAYER: Jimmy Swaggart and Jerry Lee Lewis Unite in “Jesus, Hold My Hand”...