Tours
2004: The Joyful Noise Tour
- 28-City Holiday concert 2 hour concert (November - December 2004)
- Featured 30 piece orchestras as well as both adult and children's choirs invited from each host city.
- The Joyful Noise Tour's official sponsor was Ronald McDonald House Charities.
2005: The Joyful Noise 2005 Tour
- 36-City, 40-Concert U.S. and Canada tour (November - December 2005)
- The concert featured a traveling cast of actors, singers, and dancers, as well as a supporting cast recruited from each host city, to provide the theatrical component that threaded together the musical performances.
- The opening act and contributing musician was pop-classical pianist William Joseph.
2006: Holiday Tour
- 18-city tour of cities mostly in the eastern U.S. (December 2006)
- Performed with local orchestras, which also opened the concerts with a program of seasonal music.
2007: Christmas in the Heartland
- 21-date eastern U. S. tour began on November 26 in Wichita, Kansas and ended on December 22, 2007 in Merrillville, Indiana.
- Local orchestras performed the music.
- Holiday stories submitted and read by fans were spaced throughout the performance as lead in to 4 of the song selections.
Aiken has ended each of his Christmas tours with his signature Christmas song, "Don't Save It All for Christmas Day."
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