Brandon Lake is setting his sights even higher after leading what he described as one of the most unforgettable worship nights of the year.
Fresh off a packed arena event that drew more than 11,000 worshippers, the Grammy-winning artist shared an emotional reflection on social media, saying he and his team were "continually floored at what the Lord can do" as thousands of voices united in praise. According to posts from those in attendance, the milestone gathering took place during the Summer Worship Nights tour stop in Minnesota, where Lake and Phil Wickham led an evening of worship that left a lasting impression on fans.
"The sound of an arena full of over 11,000 people gathered to worship our King will never not just absolutely blow us away," Lake wrote. "It's our FAVORITE thing in the world."
The night featured a surprise appearance by worship leader Pat Barrett, who joined Lake onstage to lead his song "Praise the Lord Forever," prompting an enthusiastic response from the thousands gathered.
Rather than dwelling on the achievement, Lake immediately looked ahead. Promoting the upcoming Song of the Saints Tour, he challenged fans with a simple question: "Can we beat the record again this fall?"
The tour reunites Lake with fellow worship artist Phil Wickham, alongside special guest Jamie MacDonald, for a 16-city run beginning September 16 in Fairfax, Virginia. Several Texas dates are already reporting limited ticket availability, suggesting demand for the worship tour remains exceptionally strong.
If the response in Minnesota is any indication, Lake believes the biggest worship moments may still be ahead.
