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For KING + COUNTRY Slash Ticket Prices Ahead Of New Album And Intimate Fall Tour


Published: Sep 02, 2026 06:19 PM EDT
Photo Credit: for King & Country/Facebook
Photo Credit: for King & Country/Facebook

for KING + COUNTRY are making it considerably cheaper for fans to join their colorful new era. With their eagerly anticipated album The Most Beautiful Colours only weeks away, brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone have unveiled a limited $30 "all-in" ticket promotion for selected dates on their upcoming North American tour.

The Labor Day deal is available in select cities through September 9, with no promotional code required. The discounted tickets cover stops including Portland, Seattle, Colorado Springs, Morrison, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Diego, Baltimore and Boston. Some dates are already proving hot: the official tour listings show the Vancouver and Amarillo concerts as sold out, suggesting fans should not linger if they want one of the cheaper seats. 

The promotion arrives just before The Most Beautiful Colours drops on September 18. The 10-track collection is being introduced as the duo's most joyful and optimistic record yet-a global celebration of hope built around energetic rhythms, uplifting lyrics and an unapologetic dedication to the message of Jesus. Songs already attracting attention include "World On Fire," "Miracle" and "What If I Told You?" Official album store

Rather than simply mounting another enormous arena spectacle, the four-time Grammy winners are billing the fall outing as an intimate album-release experience. Fans will be among the first to hear the new material performed live while still getting the cinematic production, pounding drums and career-defining anthems for which the Australian-born duo have become famous. Joel and Luke have described the album as their most hope-filled work yet and said they want concertgoers to leave carrying "a deep sense of optimism and joy" amid the difficulties of the present world. 

Naturally, a sudden ticket-price slash can set tongues wagging-but this appears designed to pull more families and younger fans into the room before the new album lands, not to signal trouble for one of Christian music's most formidable touring acts. With sold-out dates already appearing and the bargain ending September 9, the Smallbone brothers have added a little urgency to their invitation: grab a mate, secure a $30 seat and prepare to hear the new "colours" live.

9.26 Portland, OR
9.27 Seattle, WA
10.03 Colorado Springs, CO
10.04 Morrison, CO
10.08 Las Vegas, NV
10.09 Los Angeles, CA
10.10 Phoenix, AZ
10.11 San Diego, CA
10.15 Baltimore, MD
10.18 Boston, MA