Will Play for Water
Musicians making a difference
The “Will Play for Water” Tour is built on the belief that all people are entitled to clean drinking water. Our goal is to create awareness and inspire change through live music, multimedia presentation and audience interaction.
One-third of the proceeds go directly to Living Water International to fund the drilling of water wells. Together, we can bring an evening of change and clean water.
Book a tour date at your church or college campus:
jonathon@dewveall.com | 713-907-1565
Get news and watch for upcoming shows at the official “Will Play for Water” Facebook page.
“Will Play For Water” is a declaration of desperation, because there are a billion people around the world desperate for a drink.
You may have seen a drifter, poor and hungry who in desperation has scrawled “Will Work for Food” on a piece of cardboard. This man is willing to do anything in his capacity for whoever is willing to give him a bite to eat. We will bear the message of desperation for those dying of thirst, the sign-holders for the ones who have no medium of communication with the wealthy. Our aim is to bring unforgettable entertainment to campuses, theaters and churches so that funds can be raised to continue drilling wells in dry communities, giving thirsty families sustainable sources of clean water.
The “Will Play for Water” Concert Tour includes:
Red Shepherd crafts vibrant and dramatic folk rock, brainy yet hook filled, that turns even the calloused listener into a fan. Similar Artists: U2, Ryan Adams
The Medders are a band of brothers delivering thoughtful, catchy songs inside a whirlwind of country-blooded rock and roll, pulsating between calm and storm. Similar Artists: Neil Young, Wilco
Dewveall is a two person, one voice accord. Their shows are a mixture of beautifully performed, well-crafted songs and hilarious banter. Similar Artists: The Weepies, Amos Lee
Tyrus Morgan’s acoustic guitar and compelling lyrics produce a refreshing pop-rock sound that inspires crowds to sing along. Similar Artists: Matt Nathanson, Brandon Heath
