Brandon Lake King of Hearts Tour 2025-2026

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Brandon Lake King of Hearts Tour 2025-26 Tour Information

American Christian worship singer-songwriter and guitarist Brandon Lake announced his current King of Hearts Tour on April 6, 2025, in support of his fifth and latest studio album, King of Hearts, which was released on June 13, 2025.

This is the fifth concert tour the 35-year-old Charleston, South Carolina native has embarked on and will consist of 48 shows from October 2, 2025, to May 2, 2026, with Franni Cash and Pat Barrett opening up for Lake on select dates.

The tour kicked off on October 2, 2025, at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, and will come to an end next year on May 1-2, 2026, with a pair of concerts at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, West Virginia, where tickets can now be found for as low as $66.

Within its first week of release, King of Hearts rose to No. 7 on the charts, to No. 3 in Top Album Sales, and to No. 30 in the Top Streaming Albums, and has been the highest Christian album debut so far of 2025.

King of Hearts also hit No. 1 in the Top Christian Albums, Top Rock & Alternative Albums, and the Top Rock Albums. The first four singles off the record were the successful “That’s Who I Praise,” “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” I Know a Name,” and “Sevens.”

Lake recently performed at the Charlie Kirk memorial service at State Farm Stadium in suburban Phoenix (Glendale), Arizona, on September 21, 2025, delivering a stirring rendition of his beautiful song “Gratitude,” which you can see below.

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Brandon Lake King of Hearts Tour November 2025 Concert Dates

The King of Hearts Tour continues its run of fall dates, concluding the 2025 shows with nights in Henderson, Nevada (November 14), the California capital of Sacramento (November 15), and San José, California (November 16).

Brandon Lake then heads to the Pacific Northwest for shows in Boise, Idaho (November 20), Portland, Washington (November 21), and Spokane, Washington (November 23) at the Spokane Veterans’ Memorial Arena, where he will get off the road until the Spring.

Brandon Lake King of Hearts Tour March 2026 Concert Dates

After a nice break over the Winter, Brandon Lake and the King of Hearts Tour resume in 2026, starting with Mideast dates in Fort Wayne, Indiana (March 5), Cleveland, Ohio (March 6), Charleston, West Virginia (March 7), and Detroit (March 8).

Lake then plays in the East in Philadelphia at the Wells Fargo Center (March 12), Boston at TD Garden (March 13), Bridgeport, Connecticut (March 14), Elmont, New York (March 15), and Indianapolis, Indiana (March 19), where tickets can still be had for just $61.60.

The King of Hearts Tour heads to University Park, Pennsylvania (March 20), Baltimore, Maryland (March 21), and Raleigh, North Carolina (March 22).

Brandon Lake King of Hearts Tour April-May 2026 Concert Dates

The King of Hearts Tour heads into its final two months on the road with Southwest and Midwest shows at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas (April 9), the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (April 10), and in Omaha, Nebraska (April 11).

Next up, concerts at the Enterprise Center in St Louis, Missouri (April 12), Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock, Arkansas (April 16), and at Cadence Bank Arena in Tupelo, Mississippi (April 17)—the famous Southern birthplace of Elvis Presley.

Brandon Lake heads to the Sunshine State next for a show in Pensacola, Florida (April 18), before heading to Charlotte, North Carolina (April 19), Greenville, South Carolina (April 23), and then the finger-lickin’-good KFC Yum Center in Louisville, Kentucky (April 24).

The King of Hearts Tour wraps up with a night in Moline, Illinois (April 26), followed by a night in St Paul, Minnesota, at the Xcel Energy Center, and then two concerts (again) at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, West Virginia, on Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2.

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Brandon Lake hard fought Hallelujah

“Hard Fought Hallelujah” has quickly become one of the most emotionally resonant moments in Brandon Lake’s live shows. The song leans into the idea of faith that isn’t polished or easy, but earned through struggle, doubt, and perseverance. In concert, it often lands as a quiet-to-powerful moment, giving the crowd space to reflect before building into a collective release that feels deeply personal for many fans.

Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll

The connection between Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll has drawn attention for how naturally their worlds overlap, despite coming from different genres. Both artists are known for openly addressing personal struggles, redemption, and healing in their music, which has resonated strongly with audiences across faith and mainstream spaces. Their mutual respect and public support have sparked interest in potential collaborations, highlighting how honest storytelling can bridge the gap between worship music and modern country-hip-hop influences.

Who Are the Opening Acts for Brandon Lake?

For the King of Hearts Tour (2025–2026), opening acts can vary by city and date. Across many stops, Pat Barrett has served as the primary opening act, often performing a dedicated set before joining Brandon Lake later in the show for several collaborative songs.

On select dates, Franni Cash has also appeared as an opening performer. In addition, some shows include special guest appearances or extended worship segments, meaning the lineup may differ slightly depending on the venue.

As with most tours, opening acts are subject to change, so fans are encouraged to check their specific tour date for the most up-to-date details.

How Long Are Brandon Lake Concerts?

Brandon Lake shows are usually between 1.5 to 2 hours long, depending on other performers, encores, and other details. With potential backup acts on the King of Hearts Tour on some nights, you can expect the event to last closer to 3 hours on those dates.

Brandon Lake Discography

• Closer (2016)

• House of Miracles (2020)

• Help! (2022)

• Coat of Many Colors (2023)

• King of Hearts (2025)

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Brandon Lake Tours

• Singalong Tour with Phil Wickham and Pat Barrett (2021)

• Miracle Nights Tour (2022-2023)

• Summer Worship Nights Tour with Phil Wickham (2023-2025)

• Coat of Many Colors Tour (2023)

• Tear Off The Roof Tour (2024)

• King of Hearts Tour (2025-2026)

Brandon Lake Setlist

November 23, 2025

Numerica Veterans Arena – Spokane, WA

King of Hearts Tour

This setlist reflects Brandon Lake’s performance in Spokane. As always, songs may vary by date and location.

Setlist:

• King of Hearts

• Count ’Em

• That’s Who I Praise

• Plans

• RATTLE!

• Rest on Us

• Tear Off the Roof

• Break Every Chain

• DADDY’S DNA

• As for Me & My Home

• Fear Is Not My Future

• The Blessing

• I Know a Name

• No Idols

• Right in the Middle

• When a Cowboy Prays

• Same God (with Pat Barrett)

• Good Good Father (with Pat Barrett)

• Trust in God (with Pat Barrett)

• Graves Into Gardens (with Pat Barrett)

• GOD DID! (with Pat Barrett)

• HOLYGHOST (with Pat Barrett)

Pat Barrett Set:

• I’ve Got a Fire

• Build My Life

• Praise the Lord Forever

Brandon Lake:

• Hard Fought Hallelujah

• Gratitude

• Praise

Encore:

• SEVENS

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Brandon Lake Tour Dates and Location

Kindly note that this is a partial list of locations and dates. Please visit Artist Tickets page for the complete list of tour dates.

About Brandon Lake

Born Michael Brandon Lake on June 21, 1999, in Dallas, Texas, Lake is a Christian worship singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Lake used to be a member of Bethel Music and Maverick City Music, but now writes songs at Seacoast Church in Charleston, South Carolina.

The 35-year-old Lake started his recording career through a crowdfunding campaign in 2015. The successful campaign helped him raise funds to produce an album, which became his first independent release back in 2016.

Lake signed with Bethel Music in 2019 and received a GMA Dove Award for his songwriting contributions. He released his second studio album in 2020, and it went to number six on the Christian Album charts.

His third album, Help! (2022) was all about mental health. Lake grew up in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where his father was a pastor. He developed a passion for the guitar as a child, as he taught himself to play using YouTube. He helped the worship team at his church and was later hired as a worship leader for the church’s college ministry.

Brandon’s wife is Brittany Lake and the couple celebrated their 14th anniversary in February 2025 and he has dedicated the song “Almond Eyes” to her. The two have three sons and still live in Charleston where he still sometimes preaches at the Seacoast Church.

Brandon Lake Songs

Brandon Lake has three songs with over 100 million streams on Spotify in “Praise” (with **Chris Brown, Chandler Moore; #1,245,914,235), “Gratitude” (#2), and “Graves Into Gardens” (Live; #3).

Also in his top 12: “Rest on Us” (#4), “LION” (#5), “That’s Who I Praise” (#6), “PRAISE YOU ANYWHERE” (#7), “Honey in the Rock” (#8), “Talking To Jesus” (#9), “Hard Fought Hallelujah” (#10), “COUNT ‘EM” (#11), “Hard Fought Hallelujah” (#12; with Jelly Roll).

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