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Andrew Peterson Tickets

Andrew Peterson

New Age music encompasses a number of different styles, from ambient music, to spiritual music, to Celtic-based music. It is most often associated with the New Age spiritual movement and the genre arose at the same time as the movement, in late 1960s Europe. Among other forms, New Age music takes its influences from classical music, ethnic music, and world music, and there is often significant overlap between New Age and all of these styles. New Age music often features a repetitive melody that calms the listener. Andrew Peterson is just one example of a New Age music artist.

The first New Age album was produced by Tony Scott in 1965. Since then, the genre has spread across the world. Popular New Age groups and artists include Celtic Woman, Manheim Steamroller, and George Winston. New Age music deals with themes such as space, nature, dreams, and the physical and spiritual well-being of one self. Find out what has made New Age music so popular among listeners looking to relax by getting your Andrew Peterson tickets from TicketNetwork today!

Andrew Peterson Concerts

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05.12.2024 07:00

Plano

USA

St. Andrew Methodist Church - TX

05.12.2024 07:00

$65.00-$100.00

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08.12.2024 07:00

Nashville

USA

Ryman Auditorium

08.12.2024 07:00

$94.31-$365.00

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09.12.2024 07:00

Nashville

USA

Ryman Auditorium

09.12.2024 07:00

$56.33-$446.25

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12.12.2024 07:00

Spartanburg

USA

Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium

12.12.2024 07:00

$66.00-$370.00

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Artist Info

A highly respected songwriter in the Christian music community, Andrew Peterson's career began in the mid-'90s with his first independent release, an eight-song EP called Walk. While touring the country with wife, Jamie, Peterson caught his first break when popular CCM band Caedmon's Call invited him on their 1998 tour. This increased exposure led to his signing with Watershed/Essential Records and the 2000 release of his first proper album, Carried Along. A pastor's son, the Illinois-born, Florida-bred Peterson imbued his rootsy, folk-rock style with a strong Christian message, taking influence from veteran singer/songwriter Rich Mullins. In the coming years, he would establish himself with strong albums like 2003's Love & Thunder, 2005's The Far Country, and 2008's Resurrection Letters, Vol. 2, the latter of which was released on the Centricity label and reached number nine on Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart. Along the way, Peterson's many collaborations with musicians in and outside the Christian community bolstered his image as a creative and versatile artist. In 2006, he and a number of other like-minded singer/songwriters formed a musical collective called the Square Peg Alliance. A year later, he made his debut as an author with his first children's book, The Ballad of Matthew's Begats. In tandem with his increasingly successful musical career, Peterson furthered his writing career, publishing the first novel of his four-part fantasy/adventure series The Wingfeather Saga in 2008. By 2012, Peterson's albums were consistently charting in the Top Ten of Billboard's Christian chart and often broke into the pop chart as well. He also launched the publishing company and creative writing blog The Rabbit Room and published two more novels in his Wingfeather series. A 2014 anthology called After All These Years: A Collection was released by Centricity celebrating his impressive back catalog, and in late 2015 his 11th studio album, The Burning Edge of Dawn, reached number three on the Billboard Christian chart, becoming his most successful release to date.

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