GRAMMY-nominated Christian artist Forrest Frank brings his record-breaking Jesus Generation Tour to the Midwest this week, with stops in St. Louis on Friday, July 25, at Enterprise Center and Cincinnati on Sunday, July 27, at Heritage Bank Center.
The 29-city run, which launched June 1 in Tulsa, has become the biggest headlining tour of Frank's career, drawing record crowds at stops including Detroit, where he tied Drake's attendance mark at Little Caesars Arena, and Nashville, where 25,000 fans packed GEODIS Park for a night of worship and music. The tour recently landed in the top five of Pollstar's LIVE75 chart, outranking several major mainstream acts touring this summer.
Each stop follows the same immersive format: The Figs greet fans as they arrive, Cory Asbury leads the crowd in worship, Tori Kelly opens with her own songs before guiding the audience into Frank's headlining set. Frank's stage design centers on a towering illuminated cross, and shows have featured both his chart-topping hits, including "Good Day" and "Your Way's Better," alongside congregational worship songs like "The Heart of Worship" and "Goodness of God."
Frank has been outspoken about keeping his faith central to the tour's purpose, previously saying, "My whole brand was built around God, and I'm not going to change that - ever." The Jesus Generation Tour continues through August 1, when it wraps with a finale at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
Tickets and remaining availability for the St. Louis and Cincinnati shows can be found at ForrestFrank.com.
Related Article: Forrest Frank's "Jesus Generation Tour" Just Outranked Tame Impala and Shane Gillis on the World's Biggest Touring Chart
