WHAT: Multi platinum, GRAMMY® & GMA Dove Winning band Jars of Clay & Blood:Water Mission present a special evening of music to commemorate the milestone of 1000 CLEAN WATER WELLS built in sub-Saharan Africa through the Blood: Water Mission. Established in 2005, the Nashville based philanthropic organization in its six year existence has reached the goal of 1000 clean water wells impacting over 600,000 people in communities stretching over 11 different countries in sub-Saharan regions of Africa.

The concert will reveal personal stories of those in Africa directly impacted by clean water and highlight ongoing work of Blood:Water Mission in Africa.

WHEN: WELL:DONE CELEBRATION
TUESDAY, MAY 10 7:30 PM

Performance lineup includes: Jars of Clay, HANSON, Derek Webb, Sandra McCraken Eric Wainaina

WHERE: RYMAN AUDITORIUM
Media credentials will include seating at The Ryman.
Media requesting additional comp tickets to the concert. Please specify number of tickets when requesting credentials.
• ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEWS / LIVE SHOTS SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE
• TV TRUCK PARKING AVAILABLE AT RYMAN UPON CONFIRMATION OF INTERVIEWS AND B-ROLL.
• SOUND BOARD ACCESSIBLE WITH PRIOR APPROVAL
ARTISTS AVAILABLE FOR ONE-ON-ONES – PLEASE CONFIRM IN ADVANCE:
• Jars of Clay
• HANSON
• Eric Wainaina
• Derek Webb
• Sandra McCracken
• Charlie Peacock (Host)
• Brandon Heath
• Christopher Williams

About Blood:Water Mission & The ‘1000 Wells Project.’

Blood:Water Mission is a non-profit organization based in Nashville, Tennessee established to address the HIV/AIDS and water crises in sub-Saharan, Africa through grassroots efforts.
Founded by multi-platinum GRAMMY® Award winning band, Jars of Clay, the Mission began in 2005 as a call to personalize the HIV/AIDS crisis in Africa. After discovering the vital link between those living with HIV/AIDS and how their health is compromised with the lack of clean water, Blood:Water Mission launched the ‘1000 Wells Project’ as a nation-wide effort to provide funds for clean water, hygiene and sanitation to 1000 communities in sub Saharan Africa. (http://www.bloodwatermission.com/)