The City Harmonic have launched their first concert video on YouTube.
The video for "Holy (Wedding Day)" was recorded live on 23 September during the I Have A Dream Tour.
Songstress JJ Heller accompanies frontman Elias Dummer on the track. She joined him on stage for the live recording at the Pure Heart Christian Fellowship in Phoenix, Arizona.
It is the fourth music video from their debut full-length album, I Have A Dream (It Feels Like Home).
Their last video, for “Mountaintop”, featured footage sent to the band by fans and artists like Michael Tait (Newsboys), Aaron Gillespie, Daniel Bashta and AJ Cheek singing along to the song.
See the "Holy (Wedding Day)" video here:
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