David Crowder's 'Collision Tour' Kicks Off Sept. 27
The tour will hit 33 cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Dallas and Orlando.
Worship-centered rock group the David Crowder Band will be partnering with fellow Texans Shane & Shane and the Robbie Seay Band for the “Collision Tour,” which will kick off on Sept. 26.
“We're really looking forward to the upcoming tour,” says David Crowder. “We have been great friends with the Shane’s and Robbie's band for a long time, and have talked about putting a tour together for a good while. Plus, the thought of seeing these new songs come to life in a live setting, with the visual presence of attachment to lives, is really exciting.”
"We're excited about this tour," says Shane Everett of Shane & Shane. "We hope folks will come out and join us. It's a band of Texas boys coming together with one heart, and it's going to be fun."
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The tour will hit 33 cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Dallas and Orlando. A full itinerary can be found below.
The David Crowder Band will be touring in support of its upcoming album, A Collision, which releases Sept. 27. The group’s first full-length studio album in two years, A Collision was born out of another conversation between Crowder and the same physics student that inspired the band’s number-one-selling sophomore release Illuminate , which explored the empirical facts about light, translating them into revelation of God and creation.
Crowder recounts the conversation:
“We were outside of my barn just talking when he said to me, ‘Have you ever noticed the sky goes all the way to the ground? It’s like sky and then ground and we’re somewhere in between-our feet are on the ground but we’re walking around in the sky,’ and immediately I thought, ‘That’s our reality as Christians-redemption’s found us but we’re still in a desperate spot,” said Crowder.
Shane & Shane will be releasing their first DVD/CD combo, An Evening With Shane and Shane, Sept. 13, while newcomer Robbie Seay Band's national debut, Better Days, released Aug. 16.
The itinerary for the “Collision Tour” is as follows
09.26.2005
Waco, TX
University Baptist Church
09.27.2005
The Woodlands, TX
Fellowship of the Woodlands
09.28.2005
Canyon, TX
Pioneer Amphitheater
09.29.2005
Albuquerque, NM
Calvary Chapel Albuquerque
09.30.2005
Tempe, AZ
ASU's Gammage Auditorium
10.01.2005
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Convention Center
10.04.2005
Salem, OR
Salem Armory Auditorium
10.05.2005
Seattle, WA
Seattle Pacific University
10.08.2005
Denver, CO
Faith Bible Chapel
10.10.2005
Little Rock, AR
Clear Channel Metroplex
10.11.2005
San Antonio, TX
Trinity University (Laurie Auditorium)
10.12.2005
Lubbock, TX
Trinity Church
10.13.2005
Dallas (Irving), TX
Irving Bible Church
10.25.2005
Tulsa, OK
Mabee Center
10.26.2005
Jackson, MS
First Baptist Church
10.27.2005
Metairie, LA
Victory Fellowship
10.28.2005
Columbia, SC
Shandon Baptist Church
10.29.2005
Mobile, AL
Saenger Theatre
10.30.2005
Orlando, FL
H2O
10.31.2005
Athens, GA
Athens Classic Center
11.02.2005
Greenville, NC
Greenville Convention Center
11.03.2005
Washington, DC
George Washington Univ. (Lisner Auditorium)
11.04.2005
Burlington, NJ
Fountain of Life Center
11.05.2005
Long Island City, NY
New York Presbyterian Church
11.06.2005
Worcester, MA
The Palladium
11.08.2005
Lexington, KY
Immanuel Baptist Church
11.09.2005
Harrisonburg, VA
Eastern Mennonite University
11.11.2005
Chicago (Palos Heights), IL
Trinity Christian College
11.12.2005
Grand Rapids, MI
Sunshine Center
11.13.2005
Anderson, IN
Anderson College (Reardon Auditorium)
11.15.2005
St. Paul, MN
Northwestern College (Maranatha Hall)
11.16.2005
Des Moines, IA
First Federated Church
11.17.2005
Olathe, KS
Mid America Nazarene Univ. (Cook Center)
For more information about the bands and for latest tour updates, log on to www.davidcrowderband.com, www.shaneandshane.com>, and www.robbieseayband.com>.
