|PIC1|Gospel Reggae pioneers Christafari have announced a world tour in support of their latest album, To the Foundation, that will take the groundbreaking group to nearly a dozen countries this summer.
Stops include major UK festivals such as Greenbelt and Creation Fest UK. Other countries in the tour include Holland, Finland, Sweden, and Germany.
Through the years, Christafari has been crafting one of the most impressive catalogues in Christian music, with 10 full-length releases and cumulative album sales of nearly 500,000 units to date.
The award-winning group's previous three studio albums have all reached the Top 10 on Billboard's Top Reggae Albums Chart. The group has performed in 35 countries and toured with such artists as Wayne Wonder, dcTalk and World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Evander Holyfield.
The group's latest album, To the Foundation, was released worldwide in April by Lion of Zion Entertainment, the largest provider of gospel reggae and world music on the planet. Lion of Zion Entertainment is distributed in the USA by Infinity Music Distribution (a division of Central South Distribution, Inc), and various international distributors worldwide.
For more information on Christafari, go to www.Christafari.com.
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