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Mike Weaver of Big Daddy Weave checked in with us from the 'All Things New Tour' to talk with us about how the band is honoring his brother Jay Weaver at the shows. Jay passed away from COVID complications earlier this year.

Jay Weaver, former bass player for Christian group Big Daddy Weave has passed away.  The band had informed fans yesterday that Jay had been in the hospital for five days battling COVID.

Big Daddy Weave has announced the band will continue its successful All Things New Tour in the spring. The tour line-up will include former Tenth Avenue North frontman, now solo artist, Mike Donehey and worship leader Ryan Ellis on select dates.

Curb | Word Entertainment and Big Daddy Weave have entered into a new agreement to continue their long-term relationship. The band, first signed to Fervent Records in 2001.

Big Daddy Weave has announced its upcoming 25 city fall All Things New Tour with special guest and newcomer Anne Wilson.

Big Daddy Weave 'This Is What We Live For' Music Video

Pure River at the Ryman, Harvest Sound International this morning announced the addition of multiple leading Christian artists to the groundbreaking livestream event.

Curb | Word Entertainment recording artist Meredith Andrews is passionate about writing and leading songs that keep people’s hearts and minds set on Jesus. Over the course of her career, the Dove Award-winning artist has been using her musical gifts, love for God, and her huge heart for His people - to teach and remind us all about the enormity of our awesome and loving Savior.

CCM Magazine hosted a 'Hope Happens Here' acoustic concert + story behind the songs on Thursday April 23, 2020.  The special event featured performances from Matthew West, Colton Dixon, We Are Messengers, Pat Barrett, JJ Weeks, Jamie Kimmett and Leanna Crawford.

Acclaimed Bethel Music husband/wife Christian music duo The McClures are hitting the road in support of Dove Award-winning Curb | Word Entertainment recording artist Big Daddy Weave's When The Light Comes Tour. Presented by World Vision, the spring outing launches tonight in Schriever, Louisiana, and is slated to hit more than 30 cities around the country before concluding in May.