Brace yourselves. The next chapter of live worship just got a name — and it’s written in capital letters.

Brandon Lake, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter behind hits like “Gratitude,” “Praise You Anywhere,” and “Honey in the Rock,” has officially announced his 2026 World Tour, promising a show unlike anything fans have ever experienced.

“It’s not just a concert,” Lake said in the press conference this morning.

“It’s a revival — across continents, across languages, across hearts.”

A Global Spectacle

The 2026 Brandon Lake World Tour will span 45 cities and 12 countries, kicking off in Dallas, Texas in April and ending in Jerusalem just before Christmas.

Each performance is set to combine massive arena production, immersive visual storytelling, and live collaborations with regional choirs, local artists, and orchestras.

“We’re not just bringing sound — we’re bringing a movement,” Lake explained.

“I want every person who walks in to feel something supernatural.”

The Tour Dates — From Plains to Planets

The first wave of confirmed dates includes:

North America:

• Dallas, TX

• Nashville, TN

• New York City, NY

• Los Angeles, CA

• Chicago, IL

• Toronto, Canada

Europe:

• London, UK

• Paris, France

• Amsterdam, Netherlands

• Berlin, Germany

Latin America:

• Mexico City, MX

• São Paulo, Brazil

Oceania & Asia:

• Sydney, Australia

• Auckland, New Zealand

• Seoul, South Korea

• Tokyo, Japan

Middle East Finale:

• December 18 – Jerusalem, Israel

More cities are expected to be added in the coming months.

“The Loudest Kind of Worship”

If past tours are any indication, this one will be massive.

Brandon Lake’s previous tours — including 2023’s “Miracle Nights” and 2024’s “Praise You Anywhere Live” — sold out arenas within hours.

But this time, Lake says, the focus is bigger than music.

“We’re calling this tour ‘Awaken the Earth,’ because that’s what I believe we’re here to do,” he said.

“To wake up hearts. To remind people they still have a purpose.”

Fans can expect a high-octane mix of rock, worship, and raw emotional moments — with setlists blending new unreleased tracks with classics like “Graves Into Gardens” and “House of Miracles.”

Faith Meets Fire

The stage design, according to production insiders, will feature 360° LED projections, interactive lighting, and live baptism moments during select shows.

“Every night is going to feel like heaven met earth,” Lake said.

“We want people to leave changed — not just entertained.”

Tickets & Fan Reactions

Pre-sale tickets opened this morning and are already surging.

Within 30 minutes, major cities like Dallas and Nashville were near sellout status.

Social media erupted with excitement:

“I’ve seen Coldplay. I’ve seen U2. But this? This feels different,” one fan tweeted.

“This isn’t a concert — it’s a calling.”

Another fan wrote:

“Brandon Lake’s music healed me during my darkest time. Seeing him live will be a dream come true.”

Redefining Worship Culture

Music critics are already calling the 2026 tour “the most ambitious worship production ever attempted.”

“What Brandon Lake is doing blurs the line between faith and art, church and stadium,” wrote journalist Megan O’Neil.

“It’s more than performance — it’s cultural renewal.”

A Closing Word from Brandon Lake

As the press conference ended, Lake left the crowd with a message that summed up the spirit of the tour:

“This isn’t about fame or charts.

It’s about fire.

The kind that wakes you up — and reminds you that hope is still alive.”