We The Kingdom to make Ryman headlining debut this fall
We The Kingdom, a Grammy-nominated family Christian band, headlines one of Nashville's most beloved stages for the first time this fall.
The group performs Nov. 5 at the Ryman Auditorium, a Saturday night. Tickets to see this breakout Christian outfit headline Music City's so-called Mother Church go on sale June 13 at 2 p.m. CST via wtklive.com.
Cory Asbury opens the show with to-be-announced special guests also slated to appear.
"It’s been a dream of ours since the beginning to play at the Ryman, and seeing this dream come true is overwhelming," the band said in a statement. "It’s our great honor to get to play on such a revered stage and stand where so many legends have stood, and we can’t wait to be there."
We The Kingdom — featuring members Andrew Bergthold, Franni Rae Cash, Martin Cash, Scott Cash and award-winning Christian music producer Ed Cash — debuted in the faith-based format three years ago and has since made waves in Nashville and beyond, largely behind two-time Grammy-nominated debut album "Holy Water."
The "Holy Water" title track bowed at No. 1 on Christian radio, introducing many to the group that would in 2021 win Dove Awards for Contemporary Christian Artist of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year (for "Holy Water"). Other chart-climbing singles from We The Kingdom include No. 1 Christian song "God So Loved" and top five entry "Child Of Love."
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And the group continues to grow an extensive collaboration resume by working with a list of who's-who in modern Christian music: Chris Tomlin, Bethel Music, Maverick City Music and Dante Bowe, among others.
Find more information on the show at ryman.com.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Christian group We The Kingdom to headline the Ryman in fall 2022
