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Winter Jam Tour will hold a weekend of concerts, including Woodstock and Augusta

Crowder's musical talents are vast - including guitar, banjo and piano. Photo: Tyson Horne / tyson.horne@ajc.com
Crowder's musical talents are vast - including guitar, banjo and piano. Photo: Tyson Horne / tyson.horne@ajc.com
By Melissa Ruggieri
Feb 8, 2021

Winter Jam, the annual caravan of Christian music and ministry, typically visits more than 40 cities in the first few months of each year.

But with the pandemic sidelining touring, organizers have refitted the event to a Winter Jam Weekend that will play Augusta (March 18, James Brown Arena) and Woodstock (March 20, First Baptist Church, 11905 Highway 92), as well as shows in Tampa and Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

Atlanta-based Crowder will headline the quartet of concerts, which will also include We The Kingdom, rapper KB, Colton Dixon, Riley Clemmons, JJ Weeks, Apollo LTD and Winter Jam founders NewSong.

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Each show will offer limited, socially distanced seating. While there is no general admission fee this year, attendees must join Jam Nation (packages range from $24.99-$49.99). Details are available at jamtour.com.

Other safety protocols – including scheduled entry times, face masks and sanitizing procedures in the venue – will also be in effect.

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Melissa Ruggieri has covered music and entertainment for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 2010 and created the Atlanta Music Scene blog. She's kept vampire hours for more than two decades and remembers when MTV was awesome.

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