MercyMe
March 28, 2010

MercyMe

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The last two shows MercyMe has shown a lot of dedication and a clear love of what they do.  If you haven’t heard, yesterday morning Bart Millard lost his voice and it was at its worst has they took the stage.  Despite Bart clearly struggling,  they finished their set last night and were able to lead Portland in an incredible time of worship.  Reading the comments from people who attended last night it was clear that the crowd was not seeing MercyMe, but they were seeing God through MercyMe.  Tonight in Spokane, things were no different.  Bart’s voice was still not 100%.  But with a desire to minister to those in attendance, they walked out on the stage and led in an amazing time of worship.  The smile on Bart’s face throughout the night said it all.  They love what they are doing and they are doing what God put them on earth to do.

I would also like to thank those who have showed their support to MercyMe and Bart Millard, they couldn’t do it without you.

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March 21, 2010

Itunes Top 15

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Steve Fee brought this to my attention last night:

5 of the 7 artist on the Rock and Worship Roadshow are currently listed in the Christian and Gospel top 15 singles.

Congratulations to the artists for their success.

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April 16, 2009

Where's Robby?

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You may have noticed something a little different tonight during MercyMe‘s set.  Robby Shaffer, the drummer for MercyMe could not be found on found onstage, in his place was Jason Jamison of Tenth Avenue North.  Robby was not here tonight because he just became the proud new father of a baby girl.  Bart said they would give him a few days off.  That was nice of him.

This video is just a small taste of Jason rocking out with MercyMe.

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The guys from MercyMe bring you yet another Cover Tune Grab Bag. This edition brought to you from their dressing room in Wichita, KS, covers the Boys To Men hit It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye. Filmed just hours ago this one is hot off the press. Make sure to share this little gem with all of your friends and family.

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April 7, 2009

MercyMe Releases "10"

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MERCYME RELEASES CAREER MILESTONE “10″ RECORDING TODAY AMID MASSIVE ATTENDANCE ON 
THE ROCK&WORSHIP ROADSHOW

18,000 FANS FILL HOMETOWN AMERICAN AIRLINES CENTER IN DALLAS TO CAPACITY

“FINALLY HOME” #1 AT RADIO 

April 7, 2009…Nashville, TN…Today MercyMe releases their latest project “10,” celebrating the 10th anniversary of the band’s career hit, “I Can Only Imagine,” penned by frontman Bart Millard in memory of his father. The single sold nearly 3 million units, and became a multi format smash at Top 40, AC, Country and Christian charts alike. 
 
The new album features 12 of MercyMe’s number one radio hits that span their five studio releases, from 2001’sAlmost There to their 2007 release All That Is Within Me.  The disc also features three bonus tracks including a new recording of “I Can Only Imagine” with the famed London Session Orchestra, “10” also includes a companion DVD, featuring a diverse mix of concept videos and live performances showcasing the bands unique brand of music.   In addition, fans can view an inside glimpse of the story behind “I Can Only Imagine” and get up close and personal with the band through their appearance on Gospel Music Channel’s  “Faith & Fame” feature.   

“10″ releases amid yet another successful tour for MercyMe.  The Rock & Worship Roadshow, sponsored by Compassion International in partnership with Imagine A Cure, is averaging crowds of 10,000 per date, playing major markets across the U.S., including Portland, OR, Dallas, TX, Denver, CO, and Baton Rouge, LA. In their hometown of Dallas, TX, the band filled American Airlines Center’s 18,000 seats, while thousands of other concert-goers were not able to enter, because the venue had reached maximum capacity.
 
Joining headliner MercyMe on the Roadshow are Gold-selling artist and reigning GMA Male Vocalist of the Year Jeremy Camp, Hawk Nelson, as well as burgeoning bands Tenth Avenue North and Addison Road.
 
“The response to the Rock and Worship Roadshow has been incredible,” said Cliff Reiser, concert promoter at Rush Concerts. “Over 120,000 people have come to shows in 13 cities so far, including 18,000 in Dallas on April 3. This a great testament to MercyMe’s continued ability to impact our culture in a positive way.”
 
Watch MercyMe’s frontman Bart Millard’s response after their sold out show of more than13,000 people in Fresno, CA here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZwI9wys_oA.

In addition, MercyMe’s current single, “Finally Home” is No. 1 at Christian AC and Soft AC radio and is climbing the mainstream AC chart presently at No. 24.  ”Finally Home” has entered the iTunes ® top 10 Christian singles chart at No. 8 today.
 
For more information on MercyMe and the tour please visit www.mercyme.org orwww.rockandworshiproadshow.com 
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