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Recording Artists Latice Crawford, Tasha Page Lockhart, and D’Morea Johnson Kick-Off ‘Enter The Realm Tour’ This Fall

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(New York, NY – July 21, 2016) -- Recording artists Latice Crawford, Tasha Page Lockhart and D’Morea Johnson will kick-off Enter The Realm Tour. The fall concert tour starts on Thursday, September 22nd at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium in Asheville, NC and will proceed to the Center Stage Theatre on Friday, September 23rd in Atlanta, GA; The Carolina Theatre on Saturday 24th in Durham, NC; and the Johnny Mercer Theatre on Sunday, September 25th in Savannah, GA. Additional tour dates will be added in the coming weeks, for more information please visit: http://entertherealmtour.com.

Crawford will continue her other summer and fall concert dates including the Urban Soul Café in Nashville, TN on Saturday, August 13th; Radio One’s all-star Praise In The Park Concert in Philadelphia on Saturday, August 27th; and the Shout Fest in Aiken, SC on Saturday, September 17.

Crawford’s current EP, Diary of a Church Girl debuted at No. 15 onBillboard’s Top Gospel Albums chart. Her single, “Author” continues to climb on the Gospel radio charts. Best known as the second runner-up of Season 2 of BET’s Sunday Best, Crawford presents Diary of a Church Girl as the follow-up to her 2014 debut self-titled album, which entered on four Billboard charts and peaked at No. 12 on the Gospel Albums chart. Diary of a Church Girl is written by Crawford and produced by Bruce Robinson (Alexis Speight, The Showers, Justin Bieber, and Brittany Spears).

Diary of a Church Girl Links:
iTunes:                     http://smarturl.it/DiaryOfAChurchGirl
Amazon:                  http://smarturl.it/DOACG_Amz
Google Play:           http://smarturl.it/DOACG_GPlay

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