More Changes For Cross 4 Crowns

From the “please let me off this roller coaster” department:  Cross 4 Crowns has lost another tenor singer.  Matt Felts announced his departure over the weekend.  Felts replaced the departed Dallas Rogers just about three months ago.  As for the roller coaster ride, this group gained a farly well known and liked tenor (Rogers), signed with a major label (Crossroads), had their first project with said label released to rave reviews (Turning Point), then lost said tenor, but recovered with a tenor of similar quality and name value (Felts), and has now lost that tenor.  I’m sure the rest of the guys can’t help but wonder what in the world is going on.  Crossroads has just released “Whenever, Wherever, Whatever” to radio from Turning Point, and it’s a very solid song.  Hopefully they will be able to land another tenor of similar quality, and can keep the good momentum going that they built in 2008.  Best wishes to both Cross 4 Crowns and Matt Felts in their time of transition.

Rogers Exits Cross 4 Crowns, Replaced By Felts

In a move that is sure to stoke the rumors of the demise of Monument Quartet, Dallas Rogers has departed Cross 4 Crowns and is being replaced by Matt Felts, formerly of Monument.  Cross 4 Crowns has really genereated some nice inertia in the industry as of late, and their latest CD with Rogers at tenor garnered some pretty high praise.  Hopefully they will be able to keep the momentum going even with the personnel change.  Best wishes to all involved.