Six-time GRAMMY-winner Amy Grant just released the double disc, 30th anniversary editon of her iconic album, Heart In Motion, spending it’s first few days once again as one of the highest charting albums on the pop charts, this time on iTunes. Enthusiasm for the project is evident in a wide range of media coverage, including Billboard, USA Today, Bobby Bones, ABC Radio, CNN, CBNNews, KTLA, Apple Music’s Proud Radio and much more to come. In recent months Grant has also appeared on Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, Hallmark Home & Family, in FORBES, and on Delilah. Fellow artists also shared their fondness for Grant and their favorite tunes from Heart In Motion on the Gospel Music Association’s Instragram stories.
In the midst of the celebrations surrounding the anniversary, today, the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) announced its Class of 2021 today, including Grant, along with Toby Keith, Rhett Akins, Buddy Cannon and John Scott Sherrill. All five will be officially inducted into the Hall this November, during the “50/51” Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala on November 1, at the Music City Center.
(l-r): John Scott Sherrill, Amy Grant, Buddy Cannon, Rhett Akins
Photo Credit: Bev Moser
Upcoming, Grant will also appear on FOX & Friend’s All American Summer performing her GRAMMY-nominated, No. 1 smash, “Baby Baby,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for two consecutive weeks.
Orignally released on March 5, 1991, Heart In Motion was GRAMMY-nominated, sold over 5 million copies and garnered five Billboard Top 10 singles (“Baby Baby,” “Every Heartbeat,” “That’s What Love Is For,” “I Will Remember You,” and “Good For Me.”).
Grant will hit the road and visit 42 cities this fall with a set that will span her four-decade long career, including hits from Heart In Motion to celebrate its milestone anniversary. See tour dates below and visit AmyGrant.com for all details.
5-Aug/Beaver Creek, CO – Vilar Performing Arts Center
6-Aug/Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre
7-Aug/Salina, KS – Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts
14-Aug/LaGrange, GA-Sweetland Amphitheater at Boyd Park
15-Aug/Pelham, TN-The Caverns
8-Sept/Lancaster, PA-American Music Theatre
9-Sept/Medford, MA-The Chevalier Theater
10-Sept/Baltimore, MD-Modell Performing Arts Center @ The Lyric
11-Sep/Richmond, KY-EKU Center for the Arts, Eastern Kentucky Univ
16-Sept/New Philadelphia, OH-Performing Arts Center at Kent State
17-Sept/Greensburg, PA-Palace Theatre
18-Sept/Warsaw, IN-Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts
20-Sept/Alexandria, VA-The Birchmere Music Hall
21-Sept/Dayton, OH-Schuster Center
22-Sept/Rocky Mount, VA-Harvester Performance Center
23-Sept/Durham, NC-Carolina Theatre
25-Sept/Charlottesville, VA-Paramount Theater
26-Sept/Bristol, TN-Paramount Center for the Arts
1-3-Oct/Franklin, TN – Tennessee Weekend
8-Oct/Greeley, CO-Union Colony Civic Center
9-Oct/Salt Lake City, UT-Eccles Theater
10-Oct/Boise, ID-Morrison Center for the Perf Arts
11-Oct/Spokane, WA-First Interstate Center for the Arts
13-Oct/Bellingham, WA-Mount Baker Theatre
14-Oct/Eugene, OR-McDonald Theater
15-Oct/Santa Rosa, CA-Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
16-Oct/Bakersfield, CA-The Historic Bakersfield Fox Theater
18-Oct/San Jose, CA-California Theater
19-Oct/Grass Valley, CA-The Center for the Arts
20-Oct/Anaheim, CA-City National Grove of Anaheim
22-Oct/Beverly Hills, CA-Saban Theater
23-Oct/Chandler, AZ-Chandler Center for the Arts
24-Oct/Tucson, AZ-Fox Tucson Theatre
26-Oct/Lubbock, TX-The Buddy Holly Hall
27-Oct/Dallas, TX-Majestic Theatre
28-Oct/Houston, TX-Arena Theatre
29-Oct/Pensacola, FL-Saenger Theater
5-Nov/Marion, OH-Palace Theatre
6-Nov/St. Charles, IL-The Arcada Theater
7-Nov/Crystal Lake, IL-Raue Center for the Arts
