The pop Christian duo performed two, SOLD OUT, back-to-back performances on July Fourth at 13-24 Drive In
WHO: for KING & COUNTRY
WHAT: Live, Drive in concert
WHERE: 13-24 Drive In
WHEN: Saturday, July 4 at 4 and 8 p.m., EST
WHY: Four-time GRAMMY-winning pop Christian duo for KING & COUNTRY made their Wabash debut at the 13-24 Drive In with two, back-to-back, live concerts on the Fourth of July. The two performances at the 13-24 Drive In marked the duo’s first concert in the U.S. in 2020 and since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amid COVID-19 quarantine, for KING & COUNTRY joined Kirk Franklin and Tori Kelly to release their new single “TOGETHER” on May 1, debuting the song on ABC’s Good Morning America. The official music video for “TOGETHER” features faces from around the world affected by the ongoing pandemic in a new age of social distancing. The video was shot from each of the artists’ homes in front of a black curtain.
The duo’s 2018 album “Burn The Ships,” featured multi-week No. 1 singles “joy.,” “God Only Knows,” and “Burn the Ships.” Worldwide icon Dolly Parton collaborated with for KING & COUNTRY for their 2020 GRAMMY award-winning version of “God Only Knows.” They also took home the GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Christian album for Burn the Ships.
The 13-24 Drive In, operated by the Honeywell Foundation, thanks every guest for following all social distancing guidelines during both performances. The performances would not have been possible without the full cooperation of guests, staff, volunteers, and many others. The Honeywell Foundation, with its strong reputation for booking and promoting national touring artists in its indoor venues, looks forward to providing additional live, socially-distanced, entertainment at the 13-24 Drive In.
To see coverage of the performances, click here.
Photos provided by Content Creator of for KING & COUNTRY, Mitchell Schleper.
For more information and a list of upcoming movies and events at the 13-24 Drive In, visit 1324DriveIn.com.
