Big Tent Revival, an American Christian rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee, was established in 1991 by Steve Wiggins. The group's initial breakthrough came with their self-titled album Big Tent Revival released in 1995, under Ardent Records, which had a distribution deal with Forefront Records. They gained recognition for songs like "Two Sets of Jones" and "Choose Life", the latter being a single released in 2000. The band disbanded in 2000 after releasing five albums, including Open All Nite (1996) and Live (June 5th, 2001). Post-disbandment, they had two releases: Greatest Hits and Big Tent Revival Live. Big Tent Revival reformed in 2012 following a successful crowdfunding campaign for their album The Way Back Home, released on October 30th. The band is also known for their appearances at the Harvest Crusades.
