ELEVATION WORSHIP

Career Achievements of Elevation Worship

In 2006, Elevation Worship released their debut album, ‘Live Worship’ through the Church’s label. In 2007, they released ‘The Sound’, in 2008 they released ‘We Are Alive’ and in 2010, ‘Kingdom Come’.

Then, in 2011, Elevation Worship joined the Essential Records label. Through the Essential Records label, Elevation Worship released ‘For the Honor’ in 2011, ‘Nothing Is Wasted’ and ‘Here in Heaven’ in 2013, ‘Only King Forever’ and ‘Wake Up the Wonder’ in 2014.

In 2016, they formed their own label, Elevation Worship Records, through which they released ‘Here as in Heaven’ that year, ‘There is a Cloud’ and ‘Lo Harás Otra Vez’ (the group’s first Spanish album) in 2017, ‘Hallelujah Here Below’ in 2018 and most recently, ‘At Midnight’ in 2019. In 2018, Elevation Worship was nominated for a Grammy for their album, ‘Hallelujah Here Below’.

Elevation Worship on Tour

In their musical career, Elevation Worship have been on tours, participated in festivals and held concerts across the United States. In 2016 and 2018, Elevation Worship went on the Outcry Tour. In 2017, the Christian musicians went on their solo There is a Cloud Tour and in 2018, their Hallelujah Here Below Tour. In 2019, Elevation Worship toured with Elevation Worship and Hillsong Worship on the USA Tour. They have also toured with other Christian musicians and bands such as Kari Jobe, Jesus Culture, Lauren Daigle, Bethel Music and Passion.

Elevation Worship have participated in festivals such as: the Hear and Now Festival; the Springtime Festival and Point Fest. They also participated in the ONE Events concert in Düsseldorf. They have also hosted a bunch of concerts of their own.

Some of Elevation Worship’s music has charted incredibly well with their album, ‘There is a Cloud’, peaking at No. 11 on the Billboard 200 chart, No. 1 on the Top Christian Albums chart and No. 10 on the Official Christian and Gospel Albums Chart.

Some of Elevation Worship’s songs have also been certified by RIAA. The group’s single, ‘O Come To The Altar’, peaked at No. 2 on the Hot Christian Songs chart, the Christian Airplay chart and the Christian AC Songs chart. ‘O Come To The Altar’ was certified with a RIAA: Platinum.

Their single, ‘Do It Again’, peaked at No. 2 on the Christian AC Songs chart, No. 5 on the Top Christian Albums chart and No. 3 on the Christian Airplay chart. ‘Do It Again’ was certified with a RIAA: Gold.

‘Resurrecting’ was certified with a RIAA: Gold. It peaked at No. 4 on the Christian AC Songs chart, No. 3 on the Top Christian Songs chart and No. 5 on the Christian Digital Songs chart.

Elevations Worships Relationship with God

Elevation Worship started out as a worship band for the Elevation Church so the songs they write and sing are genuine songs of praise and worship. The Christian musicians in Elevation Worship want to help connect other people to God through their music.

Before she left, band member London Gatch, commented on how Elevation Worship weren’t just a group of Christian musicians, they were instead a group of Christian worship musicians. She spoke about how “when you’re doing worship music, you need to be sensitive to a whole room of people from different walks of life who need to be able to connect with it at all levels at that moment.” This is one of the most important values of the Elevation Church.

Their church is very important to the Christian musicians of Elevation Worship. Elevation Church’s website refers to the idea that “the church works together in love and unity, intent on the ultimate purpose of glorifying Christ.”

Chris Brown said that Elevation Worship writes their music for the people at their church first, as they are their primary audience, instead of focusing on their audience beyond their church. He also says that they were humbled by their popularity and the fact that people who didn’t go to their church actually wanted to buy their music.

Chris Brown later said that, “God’s going to use the songs however he chooses, but at least we feel we’ve written songs that we know were not aimed beyond our local church.