The Vine Band is a modern praise and worship band based in Hong Kong, China. Led by worship leader Tom Read, the Vine Band has been pioneering a new sound of worship in Hong Kong and throughout Asia.
The band’s mission is to equip the next generation of worshippers in Asia to be released into a new freedom and passion in worship.
Over the last decade, the Vine Band has had the privilege of leading people into worship all across Asia including: China, Macau, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and India, and to share the stage with international artists such as Steven Curtis Chapman, Tim Hughes, Owl City and Delirious?
From Ashes to Beauty, the second live worship album from The Vine Band, features 11 brand new worship songs, including a new version of God of Justice, featuring Tim Hughes. The DVD captures all of the songs recorded on the night, and includes a Care For Children promo video shot in partnership with The Vine. There are additional worship interviews and subtitles in English and Chinese.
The song From Ashes To Beauty was featured on the Worship Central album Lifting High released by Survivor Records in 2009. The vision of the Vine Band is to see and hear a new sound of worship rising up from Asia and making a significant impact around the world.
Release date Jan 2011
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