JJ Heller/Audrey Assad tour: hitting the West Coast in March and the East Coast in April. Check out http://jjheller.com/schedule for dates—they’ll be up on my website very soon as well! Hope to see you there!
Ok, friends…
…the new album is officially available for pre-order! It releases Feb. 14th. But you can pre-order now! :)
at iTunes: http://bit.ly/zW3hpc
and Amazon: http://amzn.to/zsQLPv
New things!
Ladies, fellas, friends of all kinds…
I am going to be a busy bee this spring/summer/fall. Stay tuned for exciting new website happenings, tour dates, a new record, many many art pieces, and much more. Excited for this new season of my life/career…can’t wait to share it with you all. Thanks for your support. It means so much!
Bethesda, MD. Matt Maher & co. (Taken with instagram)
This is @kemindolo, and that’s the sun. * *stage light (Taken with instagram)
Altoona, PA: Mishler Theater. (Taken with instagram)
I was TRYING to take a nice normal picture of our rehearsal… (Taken with instagram)
Presenting the album today to my label. (Taken with instagram)
Well hello, Nashville! Great evening for a wedding. Congrats to @jeffpardo and Marisa! (Taken with instagram)
a followup.
I feel like I need to make a statement, due to the unforeseen intensity of reaction to my post earlier:
Disagreeing publicly with someone doesn’t mean I hate them, that I don’t consider them my brother, or that I see absolutely nothing good in what they believe. I thought those were givens, but I guess not. So I’ll say that officially here.
Those who are upset by me taking a public stance against the theology in this video, I am sorry you feel that way, but I shall continue to think hard and speak up.
I truly am glad people feel as free to disagree with my disagreement as I feel to disagree in the first place. :)
I shared my opinion about his poetry because I believe a good culture of criticism is essential to the survival of any art form. I encourage gladly the free sharing of opinions about my music as well, whether negative or positive. My songs are not who I am, they are what I write—and if I put them out in the world, I gladly welcome criticism.
