Building 429 To Spread Christmas Cheer in Pittsfield on December 10

GRAMMY-Nominated pop rockers Building 429 are set to bring their “Christmas In The Round” Holiday Tour, featuring chart topping artists Matt Hammitt (formerly of Sanctus Real), Jonny Diaz, and emerging vocalist Hannah Kerr to Pittsfield’s First United Methodist Church (55 Fenn Street) on Saturday December 10th at 7:00 PM. Celebrating the Nashville tradition of musicians in the round the night will feature an uplifting collection of stories, worship, and Christmas classics.

Tickets are available online at www.FuseConcerts.org. VIP tickets ($30 in advance) include early entry, front section seating, and a special Q&A with Building 429. General admission tickets ($20 in advance) are also available. All tickets also include entrance to a pre-concert Christmas Party featuring food, Christmas treats, and music from local favorites Between Forever.

Through their songs and their high energy live shows, GRAMMY-nominated Building 429 is a band that has been touted throughout their 15-year career as “authentic and amazing – uplifting and unforgettable”. Their newest album, Unashamed, is full of artful anthem-like choruses complimented by engaging power-pop melodies, paired with raw honest lyrics, digging into the album’s theme deeper than ever before.

Matt Hammitt is an American singer, songwriter, speaker and author. Formerly the lead singer for the band Sanctus Real, the band released eight studio albums with Sparrow Records, toured internationally and released 14 top five and number one singles to Christian radio, earning them a household name amongst Christian music fans worldwide. Matt has been the recipient of three Dove Awards, has been nominated for two Grammys for his work with Sanctus Real, and has received multiple awards from SESAC and ASCAP for radio chart performance.

Jonny Diaz is an artist whose mission in life is to serve the Body of Christ. From the beginning of his music career, Diaz’s desire has been to write songs that entertain, encourage and challenge fellow believers. His latest album, simply titled Jonny Diaz, is a collection of songs that accomplish his mission.

The heart of a worshipper is ageless. That’s rarely been more evident than on the debut record by Hannah Kerr. Though only 18-years-old, Kerr has a heart for worship and a gift for writing songs that usher others into God’s presence. With a strong, distinctive voice, Kerr makes a profound impression with her single “I Stand Here” from her debut album Overflow.

For more information on this event or any of these artists please visit www.FuseConcerts.org.