Concert Booking

If you would like to invite us to share a concert in your area or church, please fill out the Concert Request Form.  Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive. We look forward to discussing the concert possibility with you and trying our best to make it happen.

Blessings, Matt & Josie


Answers to Commonly asked Questions

What does a concert cost? Our concert fee is $400. This fee is negotiable if the church or venue is unable to cover the cost in full. We require our travel expenses to be covered. If the concert is part of a tour, the cost is typically between $150-$200. We also ask for a free-will offering, as well as the opportunity to sell our CDs (we do not sell CDs from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday).

What are your lodging needs? We are happy to stay in a hotel, airbnb, in someones extra living space, or guest room. We have a child and not all nights are quiet ones, so our preference would to be in our own living space where we don’t have the worry of disturbing others. We may also need more than one night depending on the timing of the concert, but we can discuss that as we finalize a request.

How long is a concert? We typically share for about 1 hour and 15 minutes, but we can adjust the length to fit the needs of the church or venue. We also can share during church service times if the church desires.

Do you have Audio/Visual needs? Not typically. We have our own sound system that works in most venues, but for some very large buildings, we may need to work with the local sound system. This can be discussed and determined ahead of time.

How much time will you need before the concert for setup and soundcheck? We will need 3 hours for setting up our sound equipment and completing the soundcheck. This cannot be done with other events or meetings happening in the same space; for example: Bible studies, classes, other musical event practices, etc.

Would this be a good program to invite friends and neighbors too, even if they are not Christians? Yes, especially if we are informed that this will be used for more than just the local church body. The stories we share behind the writing of our songs are honest and relatable.