Shows

why we're open to shows, but not extensive touring

At this stage in life and ministry, we’ve made the intentional choice not to tour extensively. This decision comes from a place of both calling and conviction.

As a band and as individual families, we’re navigating very unique rhythms. Adam and Jessi are each parents to autistic and neurodivergent children, and our home lives require a sense of consistency, structure, and care that doesn’t align with the demands of constant touring. Our calling as artists has always been inseparable from our calling as parents and ministers, and we believe true faithfulness begins at home.

That said, we’re not closed to live opportunities. We love connecting face-to-face with churches, communities, and audiences that share our heart for faith and mental health. Rather than a full tour schedule, we’re focusing on select one-off events and special appearances — opportunities that make sense both practically and purposefully.

In short: our decision not to tour comes less out of limitation, but out of purpose. This season is about balance … creating music, serving families, and ministering in ways that keep home and faith at the center.

If you’d like to host Brightstar at your event, church, or festival, please use the form below to tell us more. We’d love to prayerfully consider it.

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