Phil Wickham is a GRAMMY® nominated, Dove Award-winning modern worship artist whose songs have been sung in churches around the world. His first single off his upcoming record, “The King Is In The Room,” is a powerful reminder to the truth that Jesus is present with us, ready to move and set people free as we gather in His name name. His 2024 Grammy Nominated album, I Believe, went #1 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums, while his song, “House Of The Lord,” remained #1 on the Billboard Christian AC Airplay Chart for multiple weeks. In 2023, Wickham was nominated for two GRAMMY® awards in the category of “Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song,” recognizing the songs, “Hymn of Heaven” and “Holy Forever.” At the 2024 GMA Dove Awards, Wickham was the most awarded artist winning "Song of the Year" for "Holy Forever," "Worship Album of the Year" for I Believe, as well as "Christmas Recorded Song of the Year" for "Manger Throne." From his Gold-certified singles “This is Amazing Grace” and “Living Hope,” to his latest project, I Believe, Wickham’s music has received over 2 billion streams in the U.S. alone across his catalog and platforms. Wickham’s discography includes ten full-length projects, multiple Christmas releases, and a series of popular Singalong records. In his most recent book release, "I Believe Devotional,” Phil invites people on a 14 day journey to living a life of greater faith.

One of the most impactful and prolific artists in music, Chandler Moore hit the music scene with high regard from the industry and consumers alike. With his new project Chandler Moore Live in Los Angeles, he continues his path of success poised for solo work in addition to his successful hits and collaborations.
Beyond his dynamic contributions as a member of Maverick City Music, Moore has also collaborated with Elevation Worship, Justin Bieber, Tori Kelly and Kirk Franklin.

Through a rapid trajectory, Moore has received 5 Grammy Awards, 1 Billboard Music Award, 4 GMA Dove Awards, and 1 Soul Train Music Award, yet is best known for his passionate live performances and storytelling approach to his lyrics.

Embracing the style of music he “first fell in love with” – Chandler enters a fresh chapter in his life as an artist and a man with Chandler Moore Live in Los Angeles, a powerful collection of soul-transforming original worship songs recorded before a live audience over two nights in May 2024.

For Chandler, Live in Los Angeles also represents a “comeback” of sorts after taking over a year off, following a five-year whirlwind of recording and international touring with Maverick City, to reset himself mentally and spiritually and devote his time and focus toward his wife and family.

Live in Los Angeles’ lead single is “Lead Me On,” reflecting this time away, which starts as a heartfelt piano ballad before bursting into an infectious, passionate and hard-hitting prayer for guidance. Conveying its powerful core message, Chandler sings: “I’m not perfect/Don’t always get it right/But I’d rather walk by faith/And not by foolish sight. . .So lead me on.” In the second chorus, he adds, “It’s not me I’m leaning on/Lead me on/Oh Jesus keep leading me.”

One of Chandler’s inspirations for “Lead Me On” was a season in which he felt led to make a creative transition, where God was taking him in a different direction apart from the safety net of his longtime musical home, Maverick City Music, calling him to explore a deeper personal artistry. “To be honest, the idea of taking this turn in my career felt scary,” he says. “I was always so comfortable in Maverick, and for a long time, I didn’t want to be a solo artist. When I started feeling this pull, I prayed, ‘Lord, if you’re asking me to do this, you have to lead me.” But it wasn’t until after he wrote ‘Lead Me On’ that he experienced an even deeper transformation that gave new meaning to the lyrics.

“The concept for the live album was simple – to perform in a room with people who love to worship like I do,” says Chandler, who also plays keyboard on the recording with his high energy band. “It’s all about sharing inspiring, uplifting songs, capturing those special once-in-a-lifetime

moments that happen. Just as the stories in the Bible take us on an amazing journey, I wanted to take those in the audience, and now listeners everywhere, on a unique adventure.

“Songs like this break the mold that tells us that worship songs can only be vertical, sung directly to God,” he adds. “It’s also important to sing about how God interacts with us in our relationships with our family, friends and colleagues. I can love my wife better, for instance, with the help of God. In this new direction I’m taking as a worship songwriter, I’m way more honest and vulnerable. So my music can be the key to meeting God in some harder places and connecting with people over essential real-life issues.”

The other songs on the album include “While My Light Is On,” “Joy,” “Omemma” (a Nigerian word for the God who always does good), “I Have a Father,” “Hand of God” and “All.”

On the Grammy winning collaborative album Old Church Basement with Elevation Worship, Chandler sang the #1 Billboard Gospel and Grammy nominated hits “Jireh” alongside Naomi Raine. Chandler also won Grammy Awards for several of his collaborations with Kirk Franklin, including “Kingdom” (Best Gospel Performance/Song), Kingdom Book One (Best Gospel Album) and “Fear Is Not My Future” (Best Contemporary Christian Song). In addition, Justin Bieber was so blown away by Chandler’s song “He Understands” (from Feelings) that the superstar invited him to collaborate on three songs – including “Where Do I Fit In” featuring Tori Kelly - on Bieber’s 2021 EP Freedom, which hit the Top 5 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart.

“Live in Los Angeles has met me in so many different emotional places,” says Chandler. “When I’m driving and feeling good, I listen to ‘Joy,’ yet when I’m in more challenging moments grappling with my emotions, I can listen to ‘Patient’ to remind myself to go easy on myself. And when I feel alone, I can put on ‘I Have a Father’ and know He’s always here for me. I want to continue on this path of authentic, personal yet universal worship music, always ready to meet God in the unexpected places.”

Singer/songwriter Jamie MacDonald is one of the newest members of the Capitol Christian Music Group (CCMG) family. After years of honing her craft behind the scenes, MacDonald has quickly emerged as a breakout artist, earning widespread attention for her powerful debut and authentic storytelling. With over 1.3M monthly Spotify listeners, 150M+ global streams, and 135M+ social views, she has built a rapidly growing fanbase. Her career includes major radio success—including multiple #1 hits with “Desperate” and “Left It In The River”—alongside collaborations with top Nashville songwriters, producers, and artists like Lauren Daigle. As the only Christian artist selected for both Spotify and Amazon Music’s 2026 Artists To Watch lists, her music has also been featured across film, television, and major network placements. MacDonald recently released her self-titled debut album, “Jamie MacDonald,” making history as the biggest debut album streaming launch for a female artist in the Christian genre and hitting #3 on the Billboard Top Christian Album chart. The album explores themes of hope and healing, showcasing her exceptional vocals and light-filled message centered on leaving fear behind and stepping boldly into what’s next.