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TreeHouse!
TreeHouse! formed in 2008 with Joel Case, John Mark Painter, and Jason Reeves. They started playing local churches and coffeehouses, building things up from...
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TreeHouse! formed in 2008 with Joel Case, John Mark Painter, and Jason Reeves. They started playing local churches and coffeehouses, building things up from there.
Their song "Prayer For The Day" came out in 2010 and became their most recognizable track. They've put out four studio albums and a live worship album since then, with songs like "blessings" in their catalog.
Some listeners found their mix of rock, folk, and pop elements unorthodox for a Christian band at the time. They kept at it anyway, touring and playing festivals while staying involved with their local churches.
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