Singer, songwriter, performer, filmmaker and bestselling author Rory Feek will return to the stage in 2018 for a series of “extraordinary, ordinary evenings with Rory Feek,” set in the barn concert hall on his family farm an hour south of Nashville, Tennessee, beginning with shows in April and running through the rest of the year.
Yesterday, on Feek’s blog This Life I Live he shared a new post and an intimate video as he remembered the anniversary of his wife Joey’s funeral service two years ago. Rory’s post also updated his readers on their current family life, news of the farm and the concert dates starting in April.
The intimate and inspirational evenings will feature stories and songs from his life before meeting his wife Joey, heartwarming moments with his family and stories about the new and unexpected experiences he’s lived in the past two years since the loss of Joey.
“What Rory does on stage is more like a TED Talk with music, than it is a concert,” Rory’s manager Aaron Carnahan said. “Rory’s an unusually gifted storyteller who is able to weave songs, stories and video components seamlessly together in a way that not only entertains an audience, but also profoundly impacts their character and marriages and the way they look at life.”
Feek and his wife, Joey, performed as country music duo Joey+Rory, winning a GRAMMY Award in 2017 for their Hymns That Are Important To Us album. The couple captured the hearts of many in past years, as Rory chronicled their love story, the birth of their daughter Indiana and Joey’s cancer battle on his blog, This Life I Live, as well as their preparation for her passing in March 2016 at age 40. Since, he’s released a documentary, To Joey, With Love, and a New York Times bestselling memoir, This Life I Live: One Man’s Extraordinary, Ordinary Life and the Woman Who Changed It Forever (Thomas Nelson). He will release his second book, Once Upon A Farm: Lessons on Growing Love, Life, and Hope on a New Frontier (Thomas Nelson) in June.
For tickets and more information, visit http://www.roryfeek.com/
For more information about Rory’s blog, visit www.thislifeilive.com
