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“Be Set Free, from all the things this world told you that you should be.”
I wrote this song in a motel room in Lesvos, Greece (Feb. 2016). Katie and I were volunteering at Moria Refugee Camp, serving families from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. And despite being forced into the demoralizing confines of a refugee camp, they were still some of the kindest people we had ever met. One of our responsibilities as artists is to take the human experience and turn it into something good. It's not easy, especially when the experience is very real. But it is so important! Wanishi (thank you) to NACA for giving me the opportunity to share my story and share my songs on this stage. Wanishi to the thousands of student leaders, and the hundreds of colleges represented here. We’re bringing this story to campuses across the country because it’s a story that needs to be told. And when I can’t find the words to tell it… …I’ll sing it! Be blessed.  I’m not saying I took all those years on the road for granted… but I am saying this tour feels different than the rest.
18 years. 50 states. 37 countries. And now, as a father, going back on the road feels like I’ve been given another chance to continue a journey that started nearly two decades ago. I’m not leaving anything on the field. This is A Tour In The Key Of Freedom. Tickets are on sale now. BrianErnstMusic.com/tour Spotify | Apple Music | YouTube Photo: Emily Schneider Photography Design: Three Feathers Collab
I am SO excited to get back on the road! We are still working on adding a few more colleges and universities to the tour. Thank you to all the student leaders who connected with my music. It takes a village. Make sure you're following me on your social media of choice for more updates!!
 I'm SO excited! The lineup just dropped, and tickets are now available. This will be my second year performing at the Sugar Pointe Music Festival. This is a great event that raises money for our local FBHS Mighty Marching Pirates.
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