Trivia

* "A Collision" first existed as a Microsoft Word document that Crowder had put together from discussions with Kyle Lake. [5]
* David Crowder has been known to use a keytar, an instrument made famous in the 80's by bands like Devo, which has become a point of mention in DC*B's concerts.[citation needed]
* During live performances of the hit single "Foreverandever Etc.", David Crowder often prompts the keyboardist to play the theme song from Super Mario Bros. as a nostalgic reference to the 1980s.[citation needed]
* In recent live performances of the song ...neverending...[6] from Remedy, Crowder plays a modified Guitar Hero controller, in which the buttons trigger guitar chords for the song. The guitar also has a small button on the side which triggers the Mario coin sound. They have also started to perform "We Won't Be Quiet" by singing through bullhorns.[citation needed]
* Members of David Crowder Band are fond of using Wikipedia as a resource and Crowder & Hogan expressed surprise in the book "Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven..." at how accurate the information about the band is found on Wikipedia. [7]
* The band has a long-standing relationship with Tom Anderson of Anderson Guitarworks [1], who made a guitar specifically designed for and named after Crowder, known as the Crowdster.


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