GRAMMY-nominated, multiple American Music Award, Billboard Music Award and Dove Award-winning band MercyMe has announced their upcoming Live and Outside Tour. Following two sold-out performances of Show’tel Amelia Island earlier this month where fans escaped to the beachfront luxury of The Ritz-Carlton to see the band, MercyMe is thrilled to hit the road for their first tour since March 2020.
With the first shows going on sale Friday, April 2 (see dates below), MercyMe will take over minor league baseball stadiums across the UNITED STATES.All events will be held outdoors and will follow local/state COVID guidelines. For more information on tickets, visit www.mercyme.org.
MercyMe also recently announced the release of their upcoming studio album, inhale (exhale), which will be released on April 30th, and it is now available on all DSPs in pre-order. The project’s current booming radio single “Say I Won’t,” currently sitting at #5 on the Billboard National Christian Airplay chart and #6 on the Mediabase Christian Audience chart, is spinning on a vast majority of Christian radio stations across the country.
The song is a powerful statement of faith and perseverance tinged with tragedy. Gary Miracle, a longtime friend who worked with MercyMe for many years, contracted an infection that resulted in the amputation of his arms and legs. His indomitable spirit in the face of such challenges was inspiring. The third hour of Good Morning America, GMA3, will feature MercyMe and Miracle in a special segment on April 15. FoxNews.com originally premiered the song’s powerful music video last December, and the band also performed on FOX Nation’s special episode of Ainslie’s Bible Study, A Concert for Christ.
MercyMe’s Live and Outside Tour (more dates to be added soon):
May 21 – Chattanooga, TN | AT&T Field
May 22 – Myrtle Beach, SC | Ticketreturn.com Field at Pelicans Park
May 23 – Waldorf, MD | Regency Furniture Stadium
May 28 – Bowling Green, KY | Bowling Green
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Author: Jessie Clarks
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