NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Multi-platinum selling Phil Vassar is teaming up with Sister Hazel, whose hit single “All For You” catapulted the band to the top of the charts in 1997, for a joint Christmas tour, “Jingle Jam Live.” Sounds Like Nashville exclusively announced the holiday tour earlier this week, which will kick off December 2 in Rochester, New York. Select dates now on sale at PhilVassar.com.
Vassar and Sister Hazel’s high-energy “Jingle Jam Live” set includes festive fan favorites like Vassar’s original Christmas tunes “Santa’s Gone Hollywood” and “Let’s Make A Little Christmas Tonight” as well as traditional holiday songs in re-imagined performances by the country hitmakers.
This will be the fourth Christmas tour for Vassar, whose career has garnered 10 No. 1 singles and 26 Top 40 hits include signature self-penned hits “Just Another Day in Paradise” and “Carlene.” “Jingle Jam Live” will be the first time Vassar has toured with the platinum-selling band.
“I’m so excited to hit the road with Sister Hazel! We’ve done a lot over the years, and I’m such a fan,” shared Vassar. “They are great singer-songwriters and funny guys; I just love them and know Jingle Jam Live is going to be a lot of fun!”
“We have been friends with Phil for a long time and can’t wait to finally get on the road with him,” shared Sister Hazel band member Drew Copeland. “Phil is an extremely talented singer/songwriter and that should open the door for a lot of unique and special moments on this tour. He is so creative and full of energy that mixed with the Sister Hazel magic, it should make for a fun time for both us and the fans. We have always enjoyed doing a Christmas tour, and with Phil in the mix this year the sky is the limit!”
JINGLE JAM LIVE TOUR DATES
Dec. 2 Auditorium Theatre – Rochester, N.Y.
Dec. 3 The Klein Memorial Auditorium – Bridgeport, Conn.
Dec. 4 Palladium Times Square – New York, N.Y.
Dec. 16 Michigan Theatre – Jackson, Mich.
Dec. 17 Secrest Auditorium – Zanesville, Ohio
Dec. 19 The Northern Lights Theater – Milwaukee, Wis.