The tour will launch in early Dec. and wrap towards the middle of the month, a complete tour schedule is listed below.

"My wife and I have been Mocha Club members for almost a year, and we've been blown away by their undeniable impact on the people of Africa," explains Aaron Morgan of Seabird.

"Ryan and I took our first trip to Africa when we were just teenagers and were deeply impacted by the genuine love and compassion we saw in the people even in the midst of such intense poverty. They are thankful when there is little to be thankful for. And they find joy when joy would seem to have left town. Their heritage is a rich one and they embrace it as if it were a precious gift. We mean it when we say we're honored to partner with Mocha Club to make education a reality for African kids who deserve a chance." For more information about Seabird's work with Mocha Club, visit https://www.mochaclub.org/sponsor/seabird.

Mocha Club is about connecting your community with their community in Africa by giving up $7 a month, the cost of 2 mochas. Specifically, Seabird's partnership will assist in the education efforts of the Mocha Club established in schools in Africa such as Emmanuel Vo-Tech School in Kenya, Learn to Earn in South Africa, Creche Preschools in Capetown, South Africa and more.

On the tour, the band will be performing songs from their new holiday EP of the same name. Songs included on the direct to digital retailers EP include "Angels We Have Heard on High," "Go Tell It On the Mountain," "What Child Is This?" "Hark the Herald Angels Sing," "O Come, O Come Emmanuel," "Joy to the World" and "Silent Night. Joining Seabird will be piano-pop solo artist Ben Rector. He will be promoting his most recent release Into the Morning, featuring the single "When A Heart Breaks." Rector will also be playing songs off of his own Christmas EP, Jingles and Bells.