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MercyMe treated their fans with a new music video for the title track ‘The Hurt & The Healer’ from their upcoming album.

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MercyMe’s new record ‘The Hurt & The Healer’ releases May 22, 2012 through Fair Trade Services. The record was produced by Brown Bannister and Dan Muckala.

Bart Millard says, “The Hurt & The Healer is a celebration of that moment when these two worlds collide…. the deep need for healing and the God who provides it,”.

During MercyMe's career, the band had 23 No.1 singles, and became well known for the songs ‘I Can Only Imagine’, ‘Word Of God Speak’ among others.

MercyMe will headline a spring tour starting April 19th featuring Chris August and Moriah Peters.

MercyMe spring tour dates:

Thurs, April 19 – PANAMA CITY, FL – Marina Civic Center

Fri, April 20 – PENSACOLA, FL – Extraordinary Women Conference-Pensacola Civic Center

Sat, April 21 – HAIWASSEE, GA – Anderson Music Hall

Sun, April 22 – MURFREESBORO, TN – World Outreach Church

Fri, April 27 – BIRMINGHAM, AL – Extraordinary Women Conference-BJCC Arena

Thurs, May 3 – AGAWAM, MA – Bethany Assembly of God

Fri, May 4 – PORTLAND, ME – University of Southern Maine

Sat, May 5 – MONCTON, NEW BRUNSWICK (CAN) – Moncton Wesleyan Church

Sat, May 6 – HOULTON, ME – Millar Arena

Thurs, May 10 – MCALLEN, TX – McAllen Convention Center

Fri, May 11 – SAN ANTONIO, TX – Castle Hills First Baptist Church

Sat, May 12 – LUFKIN, TX – George H. Henderson Expo Center

More dates are being added. For more information about MercyMe, go to http://mercyme.org.

About MercyMe:

Since their inception, MercyMe’s music has fueled a continual dialog both among people of faith and those who are grasping for it. Whether offering up encouragement with their multi-format hit “I Can Only Imagine” or inciting random acts of kindness with their 2010 album, The Generous Mr. Lovewell, MercyMe creates music that enlightens, entertains and invites community among a broad spectrum of people.

The Texas-based band does so yet again on their seventh studio album, The Hurt & the Healer, a compelling collection of songs that rock with the authority of a seasoned band, yet also insinuate themselves into the souls of listeners through insightful, heartfelt lyrics. “We’ve been doing this for 17 years,” Bart Millard says of the group. “You still need a fresh perspective. You still need to have these moments where you are like, ‘Oh I totally get it. I see something new.’ That is what this album has been for us.”

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