NASHVILLE, TN (December 7, 2016) – This holiday season is already off to a festive start for Columbia Records’ Home Free with their album FULL OF (EVEN MORE) CHEER
debuting at #2 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart and nearly
selling out their nationwide A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS Tour. In celebration,
the all-vocal country group performed a powerful rendition of the
classic “O’ Holy Night” on Hallmark Channel’s Home & Family yesterday (12/6). Rounding out the appearance, Home Free performed “Elvira” from their third studio album COUNTRY EVOLUTION and chatted with co-hosts Mark Steines and Debbie Matenopoulos about
collaborating with music legends such as The Oak Ridge Boys and Kenny
Rogers. Wrapping up their wildly popular A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS Tour in
Fargo, ND on December 22, the quintet will return to the road this
spring to bring their must-see show to fans in never played before
cities. Kicking off March 21 in Midland, TX, the 30-city international
tour runs through April 29 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
In case you missed it, watch Home Free perform on Hallmark Channel’s Home & Family here: http://bit.ly/2h6qXAc
About Home Free
Since being crowned NBC’s The Sing-Off victors, Home Free has made their mark on the music scene selling more than 250,000 copies combined of their popular albums, CRAZY LIFE and FULL OF CHEER, embarking on four major national tours and amassing over 115 million YouTube views. The release of their third studio album COUNTRY EVOLUTION has elevated the band “from auxiliary entertainment to headlining attraction” (Times Leader)
and hit No. 4 on the Billboard Country Albums chart. Produced by Darren
Rust, the deluxe version includes five originals and nine new
renditions of hit songs that showcase the band’s extraordinary talents,
tight harmonies and intelligent arrangements that are uniquely their
own. Home Free’s breakout debut album CRAZY LIFE (2014) hit No.
1 on iTunes Country chart and No. 4 overall. Founded in 2000 during
collegiate years, the five-man band from Minnesota has been perfecting
their live show for nearly a decade performing together for packed
crowds at major fairs, colleges and theatres. Their experiences on the
road helped carry them to The Sing-Off victory, build a loyal fan base and bring their homegrown country style into the national spotlight.
