Greater Vision Closes Out Milestone Year With A New Year Celebration

For a quarter century, audiences across the globe have enjoyed the rich harmony and timeless message delivered by the three men that comprise Greater Vision. With countless accolades to their name, the awarded trio continues to look to the future and explore new ways to reach the masses with the Gospel message. With their eyes on 2017, Greater Vision will close out their year with a New Year Celebration in Morristown, TN.
Joined by friends, the Mark Trammell Quartet, the attendees will also be treated to a special appearance by the Second-Half Quartet and a special Gospel Music Hymn Sing Segment featuring instrumentalists Stan Whitmire and Sandy Payton.
The New Year Celebration will take place at Manley Baptist Church in Morristown, Tennessee on December 31st, beginning at 6 pm. For tickets or more information, call 1.800.965.9324 or visit www.dmgconcerts.com.
Greater Vision has enjoyed a memorable anniversary year with a new collector's edition CD, 25: Silver Edition, and Dove Award nomination for Southern Gospel Artist of the Year.
Daywind Records is home to an award-winning roster of artists, including Legacy Five, Adam Crabb, Browders, Jim Brady Trio, Greater Vision, Joseph Habedank, The Hoppers, Karen Peck & New River, Bowling Family, Tribute, Nelons, Second-Half Quartet, Brian Free & Assurance, Blackwood Brothers Quartet and Wilburn & Wilburn. Daywind is distributed to retail through New Day Christian Distributors, Sony RED, and all major digital outlets, including iTunes.
For more information, visit www.daywindrecords.com or contact Dani Phillips at [email protected].
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