Brandon Lake will be live-streaming one of his final shows on the “King of Hearts Tour” for free on Friday, May 1, at 7:45 p.m. EDT, on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and TikTok. He will perform with Franni Cash, the former lead singer of We the Kingdom, and Pat Barrett, a former member of the American contemporary worship bands Unhindered and Housefires, live from Lake’s hometown, Charleston, South Carolina, at the Credit One Stadium. 

 

Lake began his King of Hearts Tour in October 2025, visiting 48 cities across the United States, including Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Nashville.

 

His tour is based on the album of the same name. The album features the Billboard number-one hit “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” which he co-wrote with Jelly Roll. Lake co-wrote all 16 songs on the album. Songs on the album include “I Know a Name” with CeCe Winans, “Right in the Middle” with Hulvey, and “Remember the Miracles” with Hank Bentley.

 

“I’m not sure I knew who this record was for when I started writing it, but as the songs came, the more I realized it was not for the seemingly put-together, but for those who are honest about their brokenness and also have a desire to connect with their creator and experience Him in everyday life,” Lake wrote on Instagram.

 

After the tour concludes, Lake’s website states that he will bring his faith-based music to Boots on the Bend: Two-Day Weekend, a brand-new country music festival taking place this summer, August 14 to 15, at the St. Joseph County Fairgrounds in South Bend, Indiana. He is working to bridge the gap between country and Christian music, offering hope to those who might not attend only Christian concerts. 

 

The festival also features other artists, including Eric Church, Hardy, Chase Rice, Ashley McBryde, Flatland Calvary, Graham Barham, The Jack Wharff Band, Emily Ann Roberts, Lakeview, Eddie & the Getaway, Will Moseley, McCoy Moore, Joe Stamm Band, and Maddie Font.