Jonathan Cain Releases Exclusive Amazon Prime Video Christmas Concert

By Hallels News Dec 08, 2019 12:04 AM EST

Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame inductee and Journey band member Jonathan Cain releases his live, full-length (1h 27min) Unsung Noel With Jonathan Cain Christmas concert exclusively through Amazon Prime Video. Available now to rent or buy at www.amazon.com/Unsung-Noel-Jonathan-Cain/dp/B0829CJFYG, the video includes original songs from his critically acclaimed Christmas album, Unsung Noel, as well as holiday favorites.

Taking viewers on an adventure through the Nativity, Unsung Noel With Jonathan Cain was recorded with a full band, choir and string section at New Destiny Christian Center where Cain also leads worship most weekends and his wife, Paula White-Cain, is the Senior Pastor. Featuring original songs like the Unsung Noel title track and "This Is The Heart Of Christmas," the concert also includes classics like "Angels We Have Heard On High," "Oh Holy Night" and "Do You Hear What I Hear," as well as Matt Redman's "Light Of The World."

"I wanted to present a concert that really celebrates the Nativity; the birth of Christ and the coming of Christ along with songs that tell parts of the story that I think are missing in today's seasonal catalog," says Cain.

In addition to Unsung Noel With Jonathan Cain, Cain's first Christmas song released since his Billboard-premiered album Unsung Noel (2017), "Wonder of Wonders," makes its debut at No. 3 on the Christian Music Weekly (CMW) Christmas airplay chart this week. The song, which was recorded at Cain's state-of-the-art Addiction Sound Studios in Nashville and features GRAMMY®-nominated, Platinum®-selling Newsboys frontman Michael Tait, also anchored ABC Audio's Rock & Reelz Thanksgiving weekend special hosted by Cain.

Cain further releases his "Wonder of Wonders" performance video this week. Produced by Caleb Stanley, the video was shot in the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace during Journey's residency there, along with additional footage of Tait from Macon City Auditorium in Macon, GA. Cain shares the story behind the song at https://youtu.be/VT9lQRmFB60.

Along with the new Christmas single and Unsung Noel, Cain released three more solo albums in as many years, including his current Billboard-featured More Like Jesus that Parade calls a "triumphant new album." The new music is the latest in a long line of hits that bear this iconic artist's signature. As a member of Journey, Cain is nominated for 2020's Songwriters Hall of Fame and has written or co-written such massive radio hits as the best-selling catalog rock song in iTunes' history, "Don't Stop Believin'," "Who's Crying Now," "Open Arms," "Faithfully" and more.

Taking his new music and fan favorites on the road, Cain will headline his "Don't Stop Believin' Family Christmas Tour" this month followed by a major, 60+city North American headlining tour with his Journey bandmates alongside the Pretenders next year.

All the latest news about Cain, his solo albums and Rolling Stone-lauded, Publishers Weekly-bestselling Don't Stop Believin' book, touring and more can be found at www.jonathancainmusic.com, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

About Jonathan Cain:

In 1976 Jonathan Cain released his first solo record, Windy City Breakdown. In 1979 he joined the band, The Babys, and in 1980 joined the rock band, Journey, rounding out the songwriting genius behind the defining album, Escape. Cain's signature piano, synth playing and songwriting contributions with Journey, The Babys and Bad English have earned him many Billboard hits, multiple Gold, Platinum and Diamond-selling records, a Star on the Hollywood walk of fame, a GRAMMY nomination and the best-selling catalog rock song in iTunes' history ("Don't Stop Believin'"). Journey was named as the fifth best band in rock history in a 2005 USA Today opinion poll, was inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017 and continues today, selling out major venues worldwide. Cain's solo albums that released amidst acclaim in recent years include: What God Wants To Hear (2016), Unsung Noel (2017), The Songs You Leave Behind (2018) and More Like Jesus (2019).