Nathan Sheridan and Backbone concert

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At Harley's insistence, they made the move to Nashville, and soon after Nathan became the first artist to sign with Joseph's Nashville Label Group pop imprint, Burtonwood Records.
He immediately entered the studio with acclaimed producer Jeremy Holderfield (Seventh Day Slumber) who helmed Nathan's debut. In addition, the budding singer/songwriter received early exposure on the road when he filled an opening slot on 2017's Small Town America Tour alongside Seventh Day Slumber, Manic Drive and Shonlock, among others. Less than 12 months after moving to Music City, Nathan signed a record deal, embarked on his first cross-country tour and began making his label debut.
He's held nothing back on Broken With You, co-writing all of the album's tracks, and penning half of them solely. In addition to writing with his producer, Jeremy, Nathan also worked with GRAMMY®-winning songwriter Michael Farren (Reba McEntire, Mandisa) and Tree 63's Daniel Ornellas, among others.
The album includes a stylistic mix of varied sonics, yet Nathan's soulful voice is its common thread. Numerous selections are personal in nature, while others display the songwriter's worshipful side. The vulnerable "Again" details the loss of his sister and his unconventional relationship with his grandparents. The title track takes a deeply personal turn, as well. "It's about the relationship with my mother and father and the struggle to trust God when you haven't been able to trust too many people in your life," Nathan reveals. Meanwhile, pop earworm "Loves Like That" focuses on the way God cares for His imperfect children.
"Even when you don't feel perfect or you don't feel like you're worthy of love from man, you've been made in God's image, and He loves you because He created you," Nathan contends. "When you can't find love in other places, you can find love in Him. You don't have to be perfect to be loved perfectly."
Nathan Sheridan's journey has been filled with unimaginable sorrow and heartache, yet these days, his story shines with Hope. He's living proof that God can take our worst chapters and rewrite them into something beautiful. "I believe my life has been Divinely orchestrated, 100% of it," he maintains. "I've had nothing to do with it, but I give God the credit. He's taken care of me this far, so I just don't see any reason to worry. God's plans are way bigger than what I could've imagined."

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Time: 19:00 to 21:00