Casting Crowns Postpones Spring "Only Jesus" Tour With Matthew West To Fall 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the country and the globe, GRAMMY-Award winning and multi-RIAA Platinum-selling group Casting Crowns has officially postponed their spring Only Jesus Tour with Matthew West to the fall of 2021.
"With ongoing restrictions continuing across the country, and the desire to keep everyone safe, we are faced with the hard decision of having to postpone the spring leg of our Only Jesus Tour with Matthew West to the fall of 2021," Casting Crowns shared in a statement.
All current ticket holders, unless otherwise notified, should retain their tickets to the original dates as all tickets will be valid for the rescheduled dates. If you are unable to attend the new date in the fall, a refund will be granted for the next 30 days. Please contact your initial point of purchase for any refunds.
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