Brandon Lake is closing out his King of Hearts Tour. The five-time Grammy winner is also dropping an unexpected collaboration with pop star Nick Jonas on the same day. As the curtain falls on a historic run, the night is shaping up to be far bigger than a simple farewell concert.

Brandon Lake is ending his 48-city King of Hearts Tour tonight at Credit One Stadium in Charleston, South Carolina. This is one of the largest headlining tours in Christian music history. The final show begins at 7:00 PM local time, with gates opening at 5:30 PM. Fans across the world can watch the entire event through a free livestream starting at 7:45 PM ET on YouTube and at kingofhearts.live.

On the same day, Lake and Nick Jonas have released a surprise two-song project titled 'The Author.' The collaboration, released on May 1, 2026, features Lake singing in falsetto over an acoustic guitar, with Jonas joining on the second verse. The project also includes a remix of 'Hope,' originally from Jonas' solo album 'Sunday Best.'

Throughout the King of Hearts Tour, special guests Pat Barrett and Franni Cash have joined Lake on select dates, including tonight's finale. Beyond the tour, Lake's studio album 'King of Hearts' arrives on June 13, 2026. The record features 16 songs, every one of them co-written by Lake himself. Standout track 'Hard Fought Hallelujah' has already crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100 and topped Christian radio charts.

With a new album arriving in June and fresh collaborations already out, Lake's 2026 is only gaining momentum from here.

Brandon Lake's growing list of 2026 releases

Outside the tour, Brandon Lake has been actively releasing music throughout 2026. 'The Jesus I Know Now' with Lainey Wilson arrived on April 3, 2026, followed by 'When a Cowboy Prays' with Cody Johnson in January 2026. He has also collaborated with Bailey Zimmerman on 'Just Believe,' with writing sessions ongoing alongside artists like Thomas Rhett, HARDY, and Dan and Shay.

Lake's live schedule continues well beyond tonight's finale. Later 2026 dates include South Bend, Indiana, in August and Saratoga Springs, New York, in September, alongside festival appearances. Tonight’s free global livestream closes a record-breaking tour on a high note. Lake’s reach, on stage and online, continues to grow.

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Written by

Shraddha Priyadarshi

Edited by

Itti Mahajan