Christian artist Forrest Frank delivered both an energetic performance and a bold message of faith during his RODEOHOUSTON debut at NRG Stadium on March 8, performing in front of 70,707 fans and pointing the massive crowd toward Jesus.
At one point during the concert, Frank paused to share a message that quickly became the defining moment of the night.
"I go by the name of - it's not important because there's only one name that's important," he told the audience. "And that's Jesus Christ."
The statement drew loud cheers from the packed stadium as Frank continued his set filled with upbeat, faith-centered songs that blend pop, hip-hop, and worship influences.
The Houston-area artist also brought a surprise guest to the stage. Houston rap legend Paul Wall joined Frank for a performance of the classic track "Sittin' Sidewayz," helping kick off the show with a hometown moment that energized the crowd.
Frank performed a number of fan favorites throughout the night, including "Amen," "No Longer Bound," "Up!," "Good Day," "Always," and "Your Way's Better." Known for his uplifting lyrics and positive message, the rising Christian artist has gained a strong following among younger listeners in recent years.
The evening also carried personal significance for Frank. During the concert, he honored his late grandfather Neil Frank, a respected Houston meteorologist and former director of the National Hurricane Center. Video footage of Neil Frank speaking at a 1985 Billy Graham Crusade appeared during the show, highlighting the spiritual influence his grandfather had on his life.
One of the most powerful moments of the night came when Frank knelt on stage during performances of "Heart of Worship" and "Nothing Else." As the music slowed, many in the crowd lifted their hands in worship, creating a striking moment of praise inside the massive stadium.
Despite storms earlier in the weekend, Frank ended the night on a hopeful note, sending fans home with a message centered on faith, gratitude, and the power of worship.
Source: Houston Chronicle
