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Forrest Frank Lights Up GEODIS Park
20 Jun
Summary
- Frank played a sold-out GEODIS Park with 21,000 fans.
- His album 'Child of God II' hit No. 1 on Christian Albums.
- He honored his late grandparents with a heartfelt message.
Contemporary Christian artist Forrest Frank recently captivated an estimated 21,000 fans at Nashville's GEODIS Park during his headlining The Jesus Generation Tour. The concert, which lasted nearly two hours, showcased Frank's ability to seamlessly blend his chart-topping hits with classic worship songs, creating an atmosphere of upliftment.
Frank's musical success is highlighted by his album "Child of God II," which debuted at No. 1 on the Top Christian Albums chart in 2025 and also reached No. 12 on the Billboard 200. His previous album, "Child of God," also spent many weeks atop the Christian Albums chart. This stadium-sized performance at GEODIS Park marks a significant step up from his sold-out arena show in 2025.
During the show, Frank took a poignant moment to honor his recently deceased grandparents, sharing a personal anecdote about his grandmother's prayerful influence on his life. He then performed an unreleased song, "Somebody Prayed." The artist also engaged the audience by moving to a satellite stage for intimate performances, and even opened his laptop to demonstrate his songwriting process.
The concert's production featured a stage designed as a grassy hill with a prominent cross. Frank concluded the energetic show by joining The Figs for their hit "Lemonade" and his own track "Never Get Used to This," leaving the multi-generational audience with a memorable experience.
