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John Berry, Releases New EP, 'Thomas Road'

By: Nov. 30, 2018
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Grammy winning singer/songwriter, John Berry, has released his latest project with an exclusive announcement in Billboard Magazine. The EP, "Thomas Road," is named after the street he grew up on in Decatur, GA and where his passion and love for music took a hold of his desire to become a recording artist. The music is available on digital formats for streaming and download here and can be ordered from his website.

"Everyone has heard the old adage "You Can't Go Home Again," writes Billboard Magazine Journalist, Deborah Evans Price. "Thankfully, John Berry didn't listen."

"As exciting as it was to go into the studio to record new music, to be able to it with my friend Chuck Howard, after so many years, was just amazing. Chuck hears me like no one else and knows how to take me musically where I've never thought possible and then, add in the incredible talent of Barry Weeks who co-produced my new project,' shares Berry. "I am so excited to share this new music with you and I hope these songs will take you to new places that feel familiar."

Song List:
"Thomas Road" - John Berry / Barry Weeks
"Richest Man" John Berry / Liz Hengber / Will Robinson
"Heavin' Comin' Down" - John Wiggins / Bob Moffatt / Clint Moffatt
"Why Didn't I" - Michael Boggs / Barry Weeks
"Beautifully Broken" - Tiffany Arbuckle Lee / Jenny Slate Lee
"Don't Think I Ain't Country" - Bill Anderson / John Berry

"I was fortunate to grow up in a home where music was always celebrated. The sounds of gospel, classical, country or pop were always present, but it was the latter years of elementary school into high school that were a significant time for me. Carole King wove "Tapestry," John Denver came down a "Country Road," Cat Stevens rode in on a " Peace Train" and I began playing the guitar," stated John Berry in the liner notes. "Listening to a white AM radio on the shop table in my dad's garage helped me to dream bigger than who I was. The music drew me in and I had to be a part of it... it was a part of me. With my dad's encouragement and help, we built a little studio in the basement of our house and I recorded my first four albums there. The fire inside me grew. I am beyond grateful for the inspiration I found in family, friends and music on Thomas Road. All those memories keep calling me back home to Thomas Road."

John is on the road and touching hearts with his 22nd annual "Christmas Songs & Stories with John Berry Tour." The seasonal fan favorite performances are filled with traditional Christmas songs, including his incredible a cappella version of "O Holy Night," many of his most requested hit songs, and a few of his childhood stories sprinkled in.

It is no surprise that John Berry quickly sells out venues all over the country. The Entertainment Nexus once described the award-winning entertainer as "one of the most remarkable voices in music."

Christmas Songs & Stories with John Berry Tour Dates:
Nov 16 - Marietta, GA - Marietta High School Performing Arts Center
Nov 23 - Panama City Beach, FL - Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater
Nov 24 - Franklin, NC - Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts
Nov 25 - Pelham, TN - The Caverns
Dec 02 - Florence, AL - Shoals Community Theatre
Dec 04 - High Point, NC - High Point Theatre
Dec 05 - Emory, VA - E&H McGlothlin Center for the Arts
Dec 06 - Jackson, TN - Ned R. McWherter W. T. Cultural Arts Center
Dec 07 - Chillicothe, OH - Majestic Theatre
Dec 08 - Greenville, MI - Greenville High School Performing Arts Center
Dec 09 - Kalamazoo, MI - Kalamazoo State Theatre
Dec 11 - Albert Lea, MN - Marion Ross Performing Arts Center
Dec 12 - Oshkosh, WI - The Grand Oshkosh
Dec 13 - Jeffersonville, IN - Jeffersonville Plaza Hall
Dec 15 - Glasgow, KY - The Historic Plaza Theatre
Dec 16 - Gallatin, TN - The Palace Theater
Dec 18 - Gainesville, GA - Pearce Auditorium, Brenau University
Dec 19 - Watkinsville, GA - Oconee County Civic Center
Dec 20 - Augusta, GA - Imperial Theatre
Dec 21 - Dothan, AL - Dothan Opera House
Dec 22 - Macon, GA - The Grand Opera House

Stay current with John Berry on social media platforms Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Music is available for streaming on Spotify ,Apple Music and Google Playdownload on Amazon Music and iTunes. Watch video content on YouTube.



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