Kari Jobe will take Majestic back on the road this fall for a 20-city tour with special guest Warren Barfield.
The fall leg follows Jobe’s spring tour and a series of international Nights of Worship concerts. It begins Sept. 19 in Vancouver, British Columbia, and runs through Nov. 1 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
The tour will center on songs from Majestic, Jobe’s live worship album recorded at the historic Majestic Theatre in her hometown of Dallas.
Kari Jobe Brings Majestic Back on Tour
Majestic features “Forever” and was recorded as a live worship experience rather than a traditional studio album.
Jobe also released her first full-length live concert DVD with the project. The physical deluxe edition includes the concert film along with bonus material.
“My passion in life is to lead worship and help people connect to the presence of God,” Jobe said. “Worship changes the atmosphere of our lives and makes us more aware of his presence at work in and through us.”
She spent about two years writing for the album and worked with songwriters including Chris Tomlin, Matt Redman, Reuben Morgan, Brian Johnson, Jason Ingram and Paul Baloche.
“I am really looking forward to the Majestic Tour with Warren Barfield,” Jobe said. “We are going to have a crazy good time in God’s presence and worshipping him together.”
Majestic Follows Where I Find You
Majestic follows Jobe’s 2012 album, Where I Find You, which earned her first Grammy nomination.
Where I Find You debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Christian Albums chart and No. 10 on the Billboard 200. The album included the singles “We Are” and “Steady My Heart.”
Majestic is available through Apple Music and the iTunes Store.
2014 Majestic Tour Dates
Sept. 19: Vancouver, British Columbia, Broadway Church
Sept. 20: Spokane, Washington, Calvary Chapel
Sept. 21: Redmond, Washington, Overlake Christian Church
Sept. 23: Nampa, Idaho, Nampa First Church of the Nazarene
Sept. 26: Redding, California, Redding Civic Auditorium
Sept. 30: San Francisco, The Warfield
Oct. 1: Roseville, California, Bayside Church
Oct. 3: Los Angeles, Calvary Community Church
Oct. 4: San Diego, Shadow Mountain Community Church
Oct. 5: Phoenix, Church for the Nations
Oct. 9: Oklahoma City, Crossings Community Church
Oct. 10: San Antonio, Westover Hills Assembly of God
Oct. 12: Houston, Sagemont Church
Oct. 14: Shreveport, Louisiana, Summer Grove Baptist Church
Oct. 16: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Bethany Church’s South Baton Rouge campus
Oct. 17: Little Rock, Arkansas, Geyer Springs First Baptist Church
Oct. 18: Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Temple Baptist Church
Oct. 30: Kingsport, Tennessee, Higher Ground Baptist Church
Oct. 31: Pittsburgh, Victory Family Church
Nov. 1: Grand Rapids, Michigan, Sunshine Community Church