Bethany Dillon Videos
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Bethany Dillon
Bethany Dillon Concert/Tour Dates
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First Baptist Church
Rainbow City, Alabama
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Victory Church
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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First Baptist Church
Rainbow City, Alabama
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Highland, California
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Houston First Baptist
Houston, Texas
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Houston First Baptist
Houston, Texas
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Real Life Christian
Clermont, Florida
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Real Life Christian
Clermont, Florida
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Real Life Christian
Clermont, Florida
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Woodrow Wilson Auditorium
Beckley, West Virginia
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Glory in the Highest Tour
Woodrow Wilson Auditorium
Beckley, West Virginia
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| Band Members: Bethany Dillon | | Bio: Dillon released her second album titled Imagination in August 2005 – the CD which prompted CCM Magazine to label her as the ‘future’ of contemporary Christian music.
Ed Cash teamed up with Dillon yet again to produce an eleven track album, all of which were written or co-written by Dillon. The result was her 2007 album, Waking Up released on April 3. “Waking Up is the most joyful record I’ve made,” Bethany explains, “even though it revolves around themes of brokenness and this feeling of being really, really small in the presence of God. When the Lord is growing something in me, it feels like a lot of things are dying—because they really are. And when the Lord is making things soft and vulnerable in me, it’s really painful. But even so, I think this is the freest sounding project I’ve created.”
Co-produced by GMA’s 2005 Producer of the Year Ed Cash, as well as Will Hunt and John Alagia (John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band), Waking Up embraces big questions of suffering, barrenness, vulnerability, romance, and faithfulness. Like the writers Bethany has modeled herself after, she proves herself willing to live and create in that place of ambivalent tension that inevitably comes from refusing to settle for easy, feel-good answers. And yet, like the psalmist, Bethany has a penchant for finding the redemption in the midst of the pain.
Dillon appears on the Music inspired by the Chronicles of Narnia soundtrack, singing "Hero". One track from Imagination, entitled "Dreamer", is featured in the end credits for the film of the same name (Dreamer). A music video was created for this song, using clips from the film.
In Late 2007, Dillon opened on a tour with Steven Curtis Chapman, along with Sanctus Real. This was Chapman's Live In The Moment Tour. On March 29, 2008, Dillon was wed in Xenia, Ohio, to Shane Barnard of Shane & Shane.
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