Selah and Mark Schultz 'You Amaze Us' Tour 2014 Presented by Compassion International

Selah and Mark Schultz 'You Amaze Us' Tour 2014 Presented by Compassion International

Dove Award-winning trio Selah and platinum-selling artist Mark Schultz will co-headline the You Amaze Us Tour, named after Selah's upcoming brand-new studio album, releasing Aug. 19. Selah and Schultz will be joined by special guest singer-songwriter JJ Heller. The tour kicks off March 14 in Dayton, Ohio, and will hit 13 select markets this spring before wrapping up April 6, in Clinton, Illinois.

Selah's will be releasing, You Amaze Us, from Curb, which is their first new album in three years. The album's title track is the group's first radio single and was produced by Jason Kyle and The Afters' Jordan Mohilowski.

Mark Schultz will also be treating audiences to new selections from his upcoming Hymns album. Slated for an exclusive release this spring, Hymns was recorded specifically with Mark's fans in mind and will only be available online and at his merchandise table. He put his personal mark on some of his favorite hymns to craft a unique pop record he looks forward to sharing with fans. In addition to playing new music, Schultz will delight audiences with his sense of humor and trademark storytelling as he rolls through a set list full of some of his biggest hits.

Tickets for the You Amaze Us Tour are on sale now, and a special VIP package is available at select shows which includes premium seating and a pre-show Q&A with the artists. For the most up-to-date information and to purchase tickets, visit www.selahonline.com or www.markschultzmusic.com.

The You Amaze Us Tour is presented by Compassion International ( www.compassion.com), the world's leading authority in child sponsorship. Compassion revolutionized the fight against global poverty by equipping the Church to develop children out of poverty to become responsible and fulfilled Christian adults. Founded in 1952, Compassion now partners with more than 6,000 Christian churches in 26 countries to release more than 1.4 million babies, children and students from poverty.