Jars of Clay has sold more than six million albums, won three GRAMMYS, headlined thousands of sold-out shows and festivals, and successfully launched the Blood:Water Mission, a non-profit organization promoting clean blood and water in Africa. Since the band’s debut single, “Flood,” astonishingly topped both the mainstream and CCM charts, Jars of Clay has built an extraordinary career based on the uncompromising integrity of its music, worldview, and humanitarianism.

But the members of Jars of Clay – Dan Haseltine (vocals), Charlie Lowell (keyboards), Steve Mason (guitars), and Matt Odmark (guitars) — have never been comfortable resting on their past achievements, choosing instead to constantly challenge themselves and each other to grow and evolve as musicians, as songwriters, and as a band.  Jars of Clay’s last album, Good Monsters, was a blistering rock manifesto that managed to reinvent the band’s sound
while tackling subjects as diverse and demanding as social responsibility, spiritual doubt and the duality of the
human heart.

Now, three years later, Jars of Clay returns with an album of shimmering, state-of-the-art pop that’s as sonically
adventurous as it is sly and soulful: The Long Fall Back To Earth.