GRAMMY nominated singer/songwriter Joseph Habedank is excited to announce the upcoming "autobiography Summer Tour" 2024. Kicking off on May 8th in Bloomington, IN, this leg of the tour will include 40 concert events in 18 different states including Texas, Missouri, New York, Colorado and many more! Appearing at select dates will be special guest Travis Clark, a talented up-and-coming musician who is sure to delight audiences with his beautiful arrangements and melodic voice.
The autobiography Summer Tour 2024 launches just weeks after the release of the highly anticipated new studio album from the award winning artist, entitled autobiography. The project is a musical journey through Habedank’s upbringing, through valleys and triumphs, all culminating in praise for God’s grace and faithfulness in every aspect of life. Audiences across the country have enjoyed previously released singles from the collection, such as ‘The Basement’ and ‘Tell The Devil,’ and Joseph is eager to present the new music as part of the summer tour, as well as revisit well-known favorites for an incredible musical event!
Joseph Habedank is also proud to continue partnering with Destiny Rescue, and to have this special organization as a sponsor of the "autobiography Summer Tour". Destiny Rescue works diligently to save children from trafficking and exploitation around the world. As part of the tour, attendees will have the chance to learn about how they too can partner with this ministry to support the rescue and reintegration programs, making a difference in the lives of precious children.
This concert tour may only appear in a city near you once this year, so make plans now to attend Joseph Habedank’s autobiography Summer Tour 2024!
Joseph Habedank’s autobiography Summer Tour 2024
May 8 – Bloomington, IN May 9 – Decatur, IL May 10 – Wisconsin Dells, WI May 12 – Springfield, OH May 16 – Nash, TX* May 17 – Tioga, TX* May 18 – Belton, TX* May 19 – Mineola, TX* May 24 – Simpsonville, SC* May 25 – Gatlinburg, TN May 26 – Gatlinburg, TN June 1 – Fort Worth, TX June 2 – Lake, MS June 6 – Shipshewana, IN June 7 – Canton, MI June 9 – Brooklyn, NY June 21 – Poplar Bluff, MO* June 22 – Wentzville, MO* June 23 – Benton, KY* July 11 – Farmington, MO* July 12 – Jackson, TN* July 13 – Maryville, TN* July 14 – Monroe, NC* July 18 – Hollister, MO July 19 – Wichita, KS July 20 – Liberal, KS July 21 – Castle Rock, CO July 25 – Canton, TX July 27 – Gaither Alaskan Cruise August 15 – Ringgold, GA August 16 – Dublin, GA August 17 – St. Charles, MO August 18 – Morehead, KY August 22 – Tyler, TX August 23 – Monroe, LA August 24 – Ridgeland, MS August 25 – Seneca, SC August 29 – Branson, MO* August 31 – Richardson, TX* *with special guest, Travis Clark
For more information about tour dates, venues, and tickets, please visit josephhabedank.com.
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Listen and experience the power of "Autobiography" here
Author Jamie Arpin-Ricci once wrote that “There is more hope in honest brokenness than in the pretense of false wholeness.” I have been trying to come up with the right words to describe "Autobiography", the new album from Joseph Habedank, and these words seem to say exactly what this album is about.
"God is our refuge and our strength, a very present help in trouble." - Psalm 46:1
Grammy nominated and Dove Award-winning singer/songwriter Joseph Habedank struggled with a heavy prescription drug addiction for several years after developing an ulcer in his throat while he was the lead vocalist and songwriter for the gospel music group, The Perrys. During his addiction, he met his wife, Lindsay. He hid the drugs from Lindsay and tried to live a life under the disguise of "false wholeness" until 3 weeks before their wedding. Lindsay found out about the drugs and his addiction. They married, but shortly after their honeymoon, he started taking pills again. His addiction worsened as time went on, eventually leading to his being asked to leave the group. After losing the job he loved as a musician and in the middle of a crippling addiction, he didn't know what to do or where to turn. He was lost. He knew he had no choice but to find help. He reached out to a counselor at Porter's Call who told him about MusicCares, a program run by the Grammys to assist those in the music industry who need help. He contacted MusicCares and they paid for his complete rehabilitation. Up until his recovery, Lindsay was told over and over that she should leave him and get out of this situation but she knew she had to stay by his side. She stayed, they worked together through the worst times and now there they are, nearly 11 years later, still together with Joseph celebrating over 10 years of being clean and with a thriving ministry that travels around the country telling of Joseph's redemption through faith and music in hopes of helping others overcome their own situations.
"Autobiography" is an extremely personal and vulnerable album of truth, faith and the celebration of victory. His story is one of hope, love and overcoming adversity just when you think you can't handle any more. Each song represents a "chapter" in his life, steps forward, resulting in a change that only comes from believing that help comes from above. He is living proof that Jesus can indeed save you from yourself if you surrender the battle to Him. Opening up, putting it all on the table and sharing his experience may help someone who listens to the album begin to open their own heart to accept hope and to build in their faith. Sharing this truth, as painful as it is, can help others begin to heal.
Thank you Joseph for sharing your own "honest brokenness" through this album and for being the first step that someone who hears it has been wanting to take. There is something about the power of a song and this album proves it. This is one of the best album releases of the year and I hope that the word spreads about the power of this message.
"Autobiography" Track Listing:
1. Prelude
2. "Worthy" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Andrew Bergthold & Tony Wood
3. "Ain’t That The Truth" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Logan Cain, Madison Cain, Ethan Hulse & Nick Schwarz
4. "Jesus Walked In" (featuring Chris Blue) - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Tony Wood & Nick Schwarz
5. "The Church" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Jason Cox & Sue C. Smith
6. Interlude (Little Me)
7. "Jesus Wasn’t Leaving" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Michael Farren & Tony Wood
8. "Tell The Devil" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Ethan Hulse & Nick Schwarz
9. "Jehovah" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Mitch Wong & Tony Wood
10. "Going With Jesus" (featuring Bernie Herms) - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Bernie Herms & Ethan Hulse
11. "Forgiven" (featuring Houston's First Worship) - Writers: Joseph Habedank & Jeff Bumgardner
12. "The Basement" - Writers: Joseph Habedank, Michael Farren & Tony Wood
For more information about Joseph Habedank, visit josephhabedank.com. Be sure to check his tour dates. The personal experience of his testimony is something I highly recommend.
1st Annual Jessica Johnson Memorial Singing - Joseph Habedank & The Director's Trio
Sunday, 4/14/2024
Lakeview Community Church - Burlington, NC
When I saw Burlington, NC listed as a stop on Joseph Habedank's current Spring 2024 Tour, I knew this was a performance I could not miss. Little did I know how true that would be, even more so than I could have imagined. His music always changes me in little ways every time I hear it but this night would turn out to be something different and would change me in more ways than even I thought possible.
My best friend and I got in the car Sunday to make the drive to Burlington, looking forward to just a much needed night of worship, praise. music and time spent with good people. We got to Lakeview Community Church, walked in and took our seats completely unprepared for what was about to happen.
Tonight wasn't just another "show" though. This night was a memorial for a local young woman named Jessica Johnson, a 29 year old woman who obviously made a huge impact on the lives of everyone in the room. The service began with some heartfelt, emotional words from Jessica's dad. He spoke of how much she loved the Lord and how much she loved Joseph's music. Her dad handled entertainment bookings for the church and mentioned how he got an email from Joseph's publicist reaching out about possibly bringing his testimony and music to the church. He of course said yes and booked him. Right around the time Joseph was scheduled to perform last year, Jessica found out she had cancer. The day of the show, Joseph spent time with her, prayed with her and made one of her last days one that left her with a full heart and a smile. Jessica passed shortly after.
The Director's Trio, a local soulful Southern gospel group, opened the service with some great harmonies. They had us smiling, clappin' and tappin' to some fantastic music. What a great way to kick off a night!
Joseph walked on stage and with Jessica's picture behind him on the screen, opened his set with her favorite song, "Big Enough". This brought tears to many eyes in the room. He talked for a bit about the connection with Jessica and her family. It made me think .. how many artists, especially globally known award winners, take the time to do that? How many artists actually choose to make personal connections like that, at least connections that don't "benefit" them in some way? Not many. This is one of the things that makes Joseph a stand out, his giving heart, his authenticity, and his spirit. He sings his heart and he sings his experience. He's someone who will stand at the merch table long after the show is over, talk to each and every person as long as they want to talk, and take all the pictures they want. He doesn't do the typical "flash and dash". It's not who he is, it's not something he has to do, it's something he wants to do. He is genuinely appreciative of each person in that room and it shows. He performed several of his songs like "Here He Comes", "The Beauty of the Blood", "Jailbreak", "Jericho" (now known as "Cherry Coke" or "Geritol" - you had to be there, trust me. LOL), "Religion Isn't Working" and "None of That Here". He told his emotional testimony of breaking the chains of addiction and turning his life around for the positive and starting his ministry to help others turn their own lives around. He has a new album coming out this Friday, April 19 called "Autobiography", the most personal songs he's ever written that tell his story of rising from the ashes to personal redemption through Christ. He sang 3 of the songs from the album, "The Basement" (this is the song that first grabbed my attention when it was released last year and kept me coming back to hear more), "The Church" (LOVE this one) and "Worthy". The album is available for pre-save now, trust me, go get it! Here's the link - linktr.ee/josephhabedank
The night came to an end with an altar call, benediction and a final song from The Director's Trio and Joseph. Jessica's final wishes weren't for herself, they were for others. She asked her dad to make sure people laughed, that they came to know Jesus and she didn't want to just leave a legacy behind FOR others, but IN others. That hit me right where it should. I don't know Jessica but her words were needed in my own life right now and it only reinforced my own determination to be a light in the dark, to show kindness and love and to help when needed. The church was full of people and music, but the presence felt the most were those of Jessica and the Lord.
Thank you, Jessica, for leaving that legacy in me and many others in that room. Thank you Joseph and his wife Lindsay, The Director's Trio and Lakeview Community Church for a wonderful evening with an uplifting, positive, lasting message.
Words matter. It doesn't matter where you hear, see or read them. They affect us in so many different ways. These days with the negative pull of the world around me, I choose to find those words that breathe life into me, not suck it out of me. I find myself pulling further away from mainstream music and finding more music that lifts me up and gives me pause to think.
Anyone that truly knows me, knows that music isn't just what I talk about, it's who I am. I love everything about it but the thing I love the most is the power of a song, it's ability to stop me in my tracks and hear the message and it's ability to change lives. These days, those kind of songs seem to be a bit harder to find but they're out there if you listen beyond what radio is selling. If you search, you'll find them. The words matter. To me, a song isn't just background noise, it's much more than that.
Here are a few of the songs that made me rethink things, find a new perspective and realize my own strengths, weaknesses and my purpose. These had a part in making me who I am in this moment and these newer ones are helping build me into the person I want to be moving forward. Thank you to the artists and writers for putting the words on paper that connect with hearts and will be here making a difference long after they have left the world.
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"Remember How To Pray" - Randy Houser
Writers: Randy Houser / Kendell Marvel
"Forgive me, I know I'm not perfect but Heaven knows I know someone who was
And sometimes when everything is workin', I look up and thank Him just because
sometimes I forget and that's okay ... I still remember how to pray."
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"Good Ol' Dogs and God" - Pryor & Lee
Writers: Doug Johnson / Trent Fisher / Elvie Shane / Adam Wood
"Good ol' dogs and God won't ever let you down. They listen when you're talkin', just happy you're around. I don't know why they love us, but they do no matter what. Two things you can count on, good ol' dogs and God."
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"Sometimes It's the Radio" - Joseph Habedank
Writers: Joseph Habedank / Jimmy Yeary / Tony Wood
"Everybody has a bad day, when they're feeling like no one cares.
Everybody needs reminding that Someone sees and Someone's there.
Everybody gets a little down and they need to be picked back up
Sometimes by a preacher man, sometimes it's a real good friend.
But sometimes it's the radio, sometimes it's a song of hope. It's the right tune at the right time with the right words and the right rhyme with a melody that takes you were you need to be. Sometimes it's the word that you heard at the church that soothes your soul, but sometimes it's the radio."
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"Tomorrow Will Be Kinder" - Kaitlyn Butts
Writers: Laura Rogers / Lydia Rogers
"Tomorrow will be kinder. It's true, I've seen it before. A brighter day is coming my way.
Yes, tomorrow will be kinder."
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"Just Ask" - Lance Carpenter
Writers: Lance Carpenter / Liz Hengber / Kelly Collins
"Cause every sinner has a future, every saint has a past.
So, before you go and label me a loser for pouring all my pain into a glass
Don't judge, just ask."
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"Keep On" - Emily Ann Roberts
Writers: Emily Ann Roberts / Chase McDaniel / Chris McKenna
"Tears are made to cry, rain was made to fall, mornings turn to night
This big ol' world can make you feel small. Backs aren't made to break, but after years of work they do. You're gonna wanna walk away, but you were made to make it through."
Keep on going, your wheels were made for rolling down the road, keep knowing there's better days ahead. Don't stop trying or quit the hill you're climbing, on the other side that view will steal your breath.
If your heart's still beating, you ain't got a reason to give up yet."
"Girls, you were born to run, to reach the stars and chase the sun.
Girls, you are wild and free, the wind is at your back, the world is at your feet.
Sometimes life can feel unfair, broken hearts you can't repair.
Sometimes you might be scared that no one gets you.
It's not easy being brave when tears are falling down your face.
but that's how you'll find your strength, so I'll let you."
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"Shine On" - Jeff Carson
Writers: Jim Daddario / Tony Marty
"Wherever you go, whatever you do, don't ever forget there's someone who believes in you
When you're lost and weary, follow your heart 'cause you have a gift, you're one of a kind
God put you on this Earth so you could shine. You don't have to be afraid of the dark
Shine on, light up the world with your love, with faith and desire, you can build a fire
Shine on and let your dreams keep burning strong. Oh, shine on."
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"Girl's Gotta Know" - Rachel Wammack
Writers: Rachel Wammack / Jim McCormick
"The girl's gotta know - Do you hug your mama? Do you like dogs? Do you love Jesus?
Are you good with a red-wine Friday night laughin' 'til you fall to pieces.
The girl's gotta know - Who you say she is when you talk to your friends
If you feel it when she walks in. You don't have to say it, but it better show
'Causе the girl's gotta know."
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"While You Still Can" - Brothers Osborne
Writers: John Osborne / Travis Meadows
" Make amends with that old friend you swore you'd never talk to again, 'cause you miss him. Call up your mom on the telephone talk a whole lot of nothing til the cows come home and listen. Cross every T, dot most the I's 'cause years grow wings and fly on by and time slips through your fingers just like sand.
'Cause everything you thought would last forever never lasts forever, like you plan. Don't let your now become a never so take life by the hands while you still can.
Get your dad to tell that same old joke and laugh between the jack and Coke and hope one day you'll be half as funny. Count your blessings, thank the stars, 'cause in the end who you are is about the love you give, it sure as hell ain't about the money.
'Cause everything you thought would last forever never lasts forever, like you plan. Don't let your now become a never so take life by the hands while you still can."
Venue: Faith Free Will Baptist Church - Goldsboro, NC
Reviewer: Jennifer Smith
Most of the time, you'll hear a song and you'll think "Hmmm, I like that song" and you let it run as background music while you do other things. Then if you're lucky, a song will come along that makes you put whatever you were doing to a stop and you really listen to what it's saying and all you can say is "Wow." I wasn't just lucky, I was blessed because I had 2 of them hit me that way from the same artist -"24 Hours" and "The Basement" by Joseph Habedank. When you're going through something and you're really struggling, it's songs like these that completely change your perspective on things.
I immediately wanted to find out more about this guy - who he was, his story, did he write his own music. I did my research, read old articles, watched some of his interviews and performances on Youtube and talked to some friends who knew him on a more personal level. As someone who is getting her own life back on track and focusing on her faith, I knew Joseph and his music would be an integral part of that process as his music is based on his own faith and he doesn't just write and sing about it to bring in a buck, he lives it "24 Hours" a day.
Joseph, a 2 time Grammy nominee, 3 time GMA Dove Award winner, 6 time fan voted solo artist of the year and former lead singer-songwriter of the gospel group The Perrys, developed an ulcer in his throat in 2008 and began using prescription opioids for his pain. This turned into a years long addiction to oxycodone and hydrocodone. In the middle of his struggles, he met his wife and best friend, Lindsay, who loved him and stayed by his side through the battle which he eventually won with the help of Musicares, who paid for and helped place him in a recovery center, and through his trust in God. His story is a life changer, not just for him but for the many out there who have heard his testimony, his music and have come to his shows. I knew I had to go to a show if he ever made it out my way. I got that opportunity last night when his 2024 Winter Tour included a stop at Faith Baptist Church in Goldsboro, NC.
When I arrived at the show, the parking lot was PACKED. I knew this was going to be a special night. I walked into the auditorium and grabbed one of the few available seats and met Lindsay at the merchandise table because I had offered to help sell merchandise after the show. While standing in the lobby waiting on Lindsay, I talked to an older gentleman who asked me if I knew who this Habedank guy was, he'd never heard of him and he hoped he was really a Christian singer because so many that claim to be for the sake of the spotlight turn out to be something different than how they portray themselves. I told him that I was familiar with him and I could promise him that he would leave the show a different person that he was when he walked in the door. He said "I hope you're right because I need a change."
The show started and you could feel a different energy in the room, a stronger energy than you usually encounter at a church performance, a deeper energy. I knew this was going to be special and I was not wrong. He came on stage and started the set with "Welcome Home" and followed it up with "Religion Isn't Working" which scored a huge round of applause. He talked about his life growing up in church, how much he loved it and debuted a new unreleased song about his home church. It made me think of my church growing up and sitting in those pews. I didn't know it then, but those pews were more than just a place to sit and hear some man talk while your stomach growled but they were life lessons that most don't appreciate until years later. I know I sure appreciate it now.
He told his story about addiction and how he recently reached 10 years sobriety and since kicking his addiction, his shows are now testimonies set to music, not just another concert. He's wanting to make a difference in lives by talking about the difference in his. That's certainly something this world needs, honesty and vulnerability and the want to help others. He sang one of his newer songs, "The Basement" and you could literally hear people paying attention. Yes, hear them because it was so quiet other than his voice singing about what goes on in that dirty, dingy room of redeeming therapy that no one wants to talk about. He talked about it and people listened. There were many in the room who were either addicts themselves to something or they loved someone who is dealing with the battle and you could see the tears in their eyes as the intently listened to the message. There was a group of women from a local recovery center in the audience who gave him a standing ovation with their most heartfelt applause. It made him emotional.
Before he got into more music, he brought out Pastor Marc Pritchett from the Northridge Church in Thomaston, GA who also helps run "Destiny Rescue" which is an organization that operates rescue, reintegration and prevention programs in multiple countries to help save child sex trafficking victims. Their story was a realization of just how big this problem is, not just in other countries but here in the United States. If you want to find out more about this amazing group of people and help the cause to save our children, go to www.destinyrescue.org.
Joseph came back out and sang "The Beauty in the Blood", "Never No Never, and wrapped up the night with "Here He Comes."
I went back out to the merch table and that same man from the start of the show walked up to me and thanked me for telling him what I did about Joseph because he almost got up and left before the show even started because he had been turned off by so many other artists. He purchased all 5 CD's. Joseph came out a little while later, stood at the front door of the church, made sure to thank each and every person for coming, he took pictures and just stood and was "one of them" for awhile. Everyone left with a smile on their face and I promise you that just as I told that man, everyone that walked out that door walked out a different person than they were when they walked in. THAT is testimony. THAT is what music with a real message does. It changes people. It changed me.
Thank you Joseph for just being the best kind of human being and for your kindness, for writing and performing music that makes a difference and for a night I'll never forget.
Go to www.josephhabedank.comfor more information on Joseph and his music as well as his current touring schedule.
GRAMMY nominated artist, Joseph Habedank, is excited to announce his 2024 Winter Tour. Kicking off January 4th in Kingsport, TN, the tour will make stops in eleven states, including Virginia, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas and many more!
The 2024 Winter Tour will feature brand new music from the singer/songwriter’s upcoming studio album, which is slated to release Spring of 2024, as well as well-known classics that audiences across the country have come to know and love. Attendees can expect to hear the dynamic vocals coupled with deep, theologically rich lyrics that have become a signature of the Dove Award winning artist.
At select dates, Joseph will also be joined on stage by Lindsay Habedank for a special question and answer session where audiences can learn more about their lives, families and ministry.
The 2024 Winter Tour is sponsored in part by Destiny Rescue, a special organization that works diligently to save children from trafficking and exploitation around the world through rescue and reintegration programs. At each of the tour dates, audiences will have the opportunity to learn more about this ministry and how they can make a difference in the lives of these precious children.
Make plans now to attend Joseph Habedank’s 2024 Winter Tour at a city near you, as this tour will only make a stop in these markets once this year.
Joseph Habedank 2024 Winter Tour Dates
January 4 – Kingsport, TN January 5 – Waynesboro, VA January 6 – Petersburg, VA January 7 – Goldsboro, NC January 13 – Boaz, AL January 14 – Savannah, TN January 15 – Marietta, GA January 25 – Pitkin, LA January 26 – Freeport, TX January 27 – Edna TX January 28 – Longview, TX February 9 – Wimauma, FL February 10 – Jacksonville, FL February 11 – Sycamore, GA February 15 – Waynesville, OH February 16 – Louisville, KY February 17 – Shelbyville, TN February 18 – South Fulton, TN February 23 – Lenoir City, TN February 24 – Belton, SC February 25 – Blacksburg, SC
For more information about tour dates, venues, and tickets, please visit josephhabedank.com.
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There are songs you hear to in the background while you're doing other things and then there are those rare songs that make you stop what you're doing and really listen to the message in the music. "The Basement" by Joseph Habedank is one of those rare songs. "The Basement" is more than just lyrics and a melody, it's Joseph's life, his story.
Joseph, a two-time Grammy nominated, three-time GMA Dove Award winning, five-time fan-voted Soloist of the Year and ten year member of one of gospel music's favorite groups, The Perrys, wasn't always living the good kind of high life. During a tour in 2008, he developed an ulcer in his throat and became addicted to opioid pain medication which turned into a years long battle. While struggling with his addiction, he met his wife Lindsay. She stood by him and together with a lot of love, determination, strength and God's help, they worked through day after emotional day of this storm until Joseph connected with MusiCares who helped get him into Cumberland Heights, a recovery center in Nashville, on June 8, 2013 - 5 years into his battle, paid for his treatment and now here he is, celebrating his 10th year of sobriety and he's better than ever.
If you have never listened to this man's music, it will change you. It will affect you from the inside out. He doesn't sing a word that hasn't personally affected his life in some way and this song is the truth of so many people. His words will affect your life. He also has one of the most beautiful voices.
"The Basement" is currently available with his other great music on most digital services for streaming and download. Joseph is currently on tour, so check out the dates below and I highly recommend catching a show. You won't leave his show the same person who walked in.
If you know someone who is currently struggling with substance abuse, please call the Substance Abuse Hotline at 800-662-4357 and help them get the assistance they need.
"THE BASEMENT"
Written By: Joseph Habedank, Michael Farren, Tony Wood
On any given Sunday, the saints are in the pews
They sing their songs and say, "Amen" as the preacher brings good news
They gather round the altar and call on Jesus' name
He never fails to meet them there, lives are always changed
But on any given Thursday night, down a creaky flight of stairs
Through a door that never shuts just right in some worn-out folding chairs
There's a different kind of desperate most folks never see
And if you think what happens upstairs is amazing
Wait until you see what He's been doing in the basement
There ain't a lot of shouting, much less suits and ties
Cheap coffee and the smell of smoke, some coming off a high
"Hello, my name is so-and-so" ... "Hello, we're glad you came"
And just like that, this worn-out room becomes a holy place
'Cause on any given Thursday night, down a creaky flight of stairs
Through a door that never shuts just right, in some worn-out folding chairs
There's a different kind of desperate most folks never see
And if you think what happens upstairs is amazing
Wait until you see what He's been doing in the basement
If you've never seen a miracle, I can tell you where they meet
I know at least a dozen and you know one now
'Cause you know me
On any given Thursday night, down a creaky flight of stairs
Through a door that never shuts just right, in some worn-out folding chairs
There's a different kind of desperate most folks never see
And if you think what happens upstairs is amazing
Yeah, we all know what happens upstairs is amazing
But wait until you see what He's been doing in the basement
2023 TOUR DATES
July 14 - 7:30pm
Cup O Joy - Green Bay, WI
July 15 - 5:00pm
Crossroads Church - Lakeville, MN
July 16 - 6:00pm
The Gospel Lighthouse - Floyd, IA
July 27 - 7:00pm
Canton Civic Center - Canton. TX
July 28 - 7:00pm
Crosswalk Church- Round Rock, TX
July 29 - 6:00pm
First Baptist Church - Collinsville, TX
July 30 - 6:00pm
Willow Park Baptist Church - Aledo, TX
August 3 - 7:00pm
First Baptist Church - Pevely, MO
August 5 - 2:00pm
Balboa Baptist Church - Hot Springs Village, AR
August 6 - 5:00pm
Unity Baptist Church - Ripley, MS
August 17 - 7:00pm
Park Plaza Christian Church - Joplin, MO
August 18 - 6:30pm / August 19 - 2:00pm
The Mabee Center - Tulsa, OK
August 20 - 6:00pm
First Assembly of God - Searcy, AR
August 31 - 7:00pm
Blue Gate Performing Arts Center - Shipshewana, IN
September 1 - 7:00pm
Literal Life Church - Petersburg, MI
September 2 - 4:00pm
The Ark Encounter -Williamstown, KY
September 3 - 6:00pm
Immanuel Baptist Church - Somerset, KY
September 9 - 4:00pm
The Ark Encounter - Williamstown, KY
September 14 - 6:30pm
Keowee Baptist Church - Honea Path, SC
September 15 - 6:00pm
North Catawba Baptist - Lenoir, NC
September 16 - 6:00pm
Saulsville Baptist Church - Mullens, WV
September 17 - 6:00pm
First Christian Church - Winchester, VA
September 22 - 7:00pm
JHM Decade Celebration - Brentwood, TN
September 24
National Quartet Convention 2023 - Pigeon Forge, TN
September 26 - 5:00pm
NQC Main Stage - Pigeon Forge, TN
September 29 - 5:00pm
NQC Main Stage - Pigeon Forge, TN
October 13 - 7:00pm
Mark Lowry & Friends - Deer Park, TX
October 14 - 7:00pm
Mission Point Jubilee - Jamestown, TN
October 15 - 5:45pm
Fellowship Chapel - Bristol, VA
October 20 - 6:30pm & October 21 - 2:00pm
The Giant Center - Hershey, PA
October 22 - 6:00pm
Philadelphia Christian Center - Bensalem, PA
October 24 - 7:00pm
Mansion Theatre - Branson, MO
October 28 - 2:00pm
Blue Gate Performing Arts Center - Shipshewana, IN
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