Forrest Frank Announces New Album ‘The Jesus Generation’ Release Date
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Contemporary Christian music artist Forrest Frank will release his album The Jesus Generation on Dec. 4 via River House Records.
Frank announced the album on social media alongside preview clips featuring collaborations with Lecrae and KB on “Go Go Go,” JVKE on “Let The Light In,” Michael W. Smith on “Glory Hallelujah,” ZVC on “My Little Miracle,” and Elevation Rhythm on “Revival’s in the Air.” New music from the album arrives on Friday (Oct. 30).
The album follows Frank’s May 2026 single “The Jesus Generation” and his sold-out stadium and arena headlining tour, The Jesus Generation Tour, which sold more than 470,000 tickets within 10 days of being announced.
The tour will also be featured in The Jesus Generation Tour Movie, scheduled to open in theaters next year through Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company.
Frank has won five GMA Dove Awards and received three Grammy nominations. In May, he secured his second number-one on Billboard‘s Hot Christian Songs chart with “Jesus Is Alive!” Since 2023, he has placed several tracks on the chart, including “No Longer Bound” featuring Hulvey, “Up!” “Good Day,” and “Your Way’s Better,” which marked his first entry on Billboard‘s all-genre Hot 100. His collaboration with The Figs, “Lemonade,” also reached the Hot 100 last year.
Frank topped Billboard‘s 2025 year-end Top Christian Artists and Top Christian Artists — Male charts. His projects Child of God and Child of God II also claimed the top two positions on Billboard‘s 2025 year-end Top Christian Albums chart.
Source: Billboard
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