The Christian contemporary pop group FFH expands its tour "Ready to Fly" with an additional 22 dates this spring. This 2 month tour will feature Fervent Records' Big Daddy Weave and special guest, Creative Trust Workshop artist, Warren Barfield.
Starting in Nashville, Tennessee on March 4, the "Ready to Fly" tour expects another success since last year's debut. A tour itinerary follows this release.
"The demand for this tour has been phenomenal," comments Greg Oliver, President of GOA, Inc. "FFH completed 46 cities last fall, and we still have offers filing in. It is our intention to reach some previously untapped markets with the spring launch."
In 66 days and 46 venues, this tour is a difficult one. However, Jeromy Deibler sees it as a new door. "We feel more called to being out on the road now than ever before," says Deibler. "All four of us know that God has called us to evangelism and to reaching people in the name of Jesus. We can't accomplish that without being in front of people on a regular basis."
Seeing more than 2,500 choose to follow Christ last year, this band hopes to continue stronger in its ministry. Let us go towards this years "Ready to Fly" tour and witness the passion and love of Christ for us.
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