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Allan Scott: The Story Tour
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Allan Scott: The Story Tour

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Launched in 2021, The Story Tour was created for the hurting, broken & addicted—to share the hope-filled truth that with Jesus, your story isn’t over. Since then, The Story Tour has ministered to over 40,000 people across 25 states. Each night features powerful, real-life stories of what God can do in a life, the encouraging music of Allan Scott Band, and meaningful times of ministry. Thousands have found freedom, and a true home in Christ, at Story Tour events. The Story Tour is interdenominational and open to everyone. People leave encouraged, inspired, and deeply loved. Join us at an event near you as we invite the hurting and struggling to 'Let our stories be your sign.' VIP Tickets: $42 (Early Admission! Meet the team! Free gifts!) Premium Seating GA: $22 (Seating directly behind VIP) GA: $14 (At the door $18) GA Groups of 10-30: $10 Volunteer: $5 (available at select events only) Can't afford a ticket? Send an email to jodi@thestorytour.org and we'll provide you with a promo code to order for free! Singer and songwriter Allan Scott discovered an affinity for music at a young age. He was eleven when his brother started taking guitar lessons. "I eventually took his guitar and didn't give it back," Allan explained with a laugh. Much of Allan’s early years, however, weren’t a laughing matter. Raised in a home that was characterized by his parent’s heated arguments, their eventual divorce, and his mother’s remarriage which ended with his stepfather being escorted from their house in handcuffs after an incident of domestic abuse, Allan remembers his childhood as one marked by rejection. Although Allan had heard about God during his childhood and found solace in his growing passion for music, Allan’s home life continued to deteriorate during his teen years. He fell into the destructive clutches of drug use, and eventually, he was expelled from his middle school in Pennsylvania. Shortly after, he dropped out of school and ended up running from the police. “When I got
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