K-LOVE has announced the lineup for its K-LOVE Landmarks 2026 Concert Series, which will feature performances from Elevation Worship, Chris Tomlin, MercyMe, Phil Wickham, CeCe Winans, Jeremy Camp and many more.

The K-LOVE Landmarks Series will transform iconic stages into powerful nights of worship, community and inspiration, and will include stops at some of America’s most recognizable venues, including the Greek Theatre, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, the Beacon Theatre and Chicago Theatre, spreading the Gospel to almost 30,000 participants along the way.

The series kicks off with a summer evening under the stars at the Greek Theatre tomorrow night (July 15), where worship and praise will fill the California hills. Dates of the additional shows, which will take place in the Denver area, New York and Chicago, include Aug. 4-5, Aug. 13-14, and Aug. 16.

“Whether you’re singing the songs that have shaped your faith or making new memories with the people you love, K-LOVE Landmarks is more than a concert—it’s an experience,” says K-LOVE Chief Media Officer Gator Harrison. “Bringing together legendary artists, unforgettable destinations, and powerful moments of worship that moves you closer to Jesus and creates memories that stay with you long after the music ends.”

K-LOVE Landmarks Dates:
July 15| Los Angeles
August 4-5 | Denver area
August 13-14 | New York City
August 16| Chicago

Ben Gallaher will release his latest studio project, Ben Gallaher: Taylor Gold, on Aug. 7 via  QHMG/Stone Country Records.

Produced by Neil Thrasher and Patrick Thrasher, the seven-track project features acoustic re-imaginings of songs from Gallaher’s sophomore album, Time. Gallaher co-wrote three of the tracks alongside Tony Martin, Wendell Mobley, Kelley Lovelace, Josh Thompson and more.

“Acoustic guitar was my first love and it’s what I’ve played the longest. I’ve played Taylor guitars specifically since 2011 and when I held my new Taylor Gold 514 for the first time, it just felt like home,” says Gallaher. “That guitar had a heartbeat in it that wouldn’t let me put it down. It was full of untapped inspiration that I was discovering in real time. The more I played it, the more I wanted to reimagine and strip these songs down to their rawest, most organic form – and to create recordings that reflect how they sound when performed on my Taylor Gold guitar, which is why it became the name of the project.”

Gallaher has upcoming shows in Connecticut and Tennessee.

Ben Gallaher: Taylor Gold Track List:
1. “I’ll Take You (Taylor Gold)” (Tony Martin, Wendell Mobley, Neil Thrasher)
2. “Time (Taylor Gold)” (Ben Gallaher, Tony Martin, Neil Thrasher)
3. “Still A Few Cowboys Left (Taylor Gold)” (Ben Gallaher, Tony Martin, Neil Thrasher)
4. “Stomp (Taylor Gold)” (Ben Gallaher, Patrick Thrasher, Neil Thrasher, Wendell Mobley)
5. “Where Do You Go (Taylor Gold)” (Kelley Lovelace, Josh Thompson, Neil Thrasher)
6. “Betcha Money (Taylor Gold)” (Lee Thomas Miller, Wendell Mobley, Neil Thrasher)
7. “Love Is Hard (Taylor Gold)” (Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Tony Martin, Neil Thrasher)

Brantley Gilbert has extended his headlining “Real American Tour” through November. The tour features support from John Morgan, along with Jay Webb and Atlus on select dates.

Newly announced dates on the tour include stops in Boston, Savannah, Cincinnati, Biloxi and more.

Fan club members in the Gold & Silver tiers can begin purchasing tickets today (July 14). Bronze can begin purchasing tickets tomorrow through July 16, and general tickets go on sale beginning this Friday (July 17) here.

The announcement arrives as Gilbert readies the release of his eighth album Sins Of The Father for July 24. On Father’s Day, Gilbert released two new tracks from the upcoming album: the title track and “Good Ol’ Boys,” which followed lead single “Good Damn,” which is currently climbing the charts, and the deeply personal “F****d Me Up.” The project fuses heartfelt country values with explosive energy and barbed-wire R&B swagger, and Gilbert describes the upcoming album as a deeply personal playlist.

Along with his music Gilbert also launched Real American Beer Zero after becoming an investor and equity partner of Real American Beer. RAB Zero is the company’s first non-alcoholic beer, with $1 per case sold of RAB Zero going to the USO in addition to ongoing donations tied directly to sales supporting active-duty service members and their families.

“Real American Tour” Newly Announced Dates:
Sept. 24 || Leader Bank Pavilion || Boston, MA
Sept. 25 || Mohegan Sun Arena || Uncasville, CT
Sept. 26 || TurningStone Resort Casino || Verona, NY
Oct. 1 || Rose Music Center at The Heights || Huber Heights, OH
Oct. 2 || BMO Center || Rockford, IL
Oct. 3 || Baker-Spain Stampede Chuckwagon Races || Greenfield, MO
Oct. 8 || VyStar Pavilion || Savannah, GA
Oct. 9 || Carolina Crossroads Amphitheatre || Roanoke Rapids, NC
Oct. 10 || City of Buford Fall Concert – Buford Community Center || Buford, GA
Oct. 15 || Covelli Centre || Youngstown, OH
Oct. 16 || PNC Pavilion || Cincinnati, OH
Oct. 17 || Huntington Center || Toledo, OH
Nov. 5 || Atrium Health Amphitheater || Macon, GA
Nov. 6 || Mississippi Coast Coliseum || Biloxi, MS
Nov. 7 || Crossroads Arena || Corinth, MS

River House Artists has launched The House, its new management division.

Founded by River House EVP Zebb Luster and River House Artists’ Founder Lynn Oliver-Cline, The House’s roster includes Hudson Westbrook, Austin Snell (in partnership with Sabrina Butera at Collide Talent), Kenny Whitmire, Tyce Delk, and Matt Lang (in partnership with Joelle Proulx and Vickye Morin at Agence Ranch), as well as Christian singer-songwriter Chevas Phillips.

“Launching The House Management is an incredibly exciting moment,” Luster shares. “More than anything, it’s about the artists. I’m grateful for the trust they’ve placed in us, and we continue to be inspired by their talent, work ethic, and vision. Each of them has something truly special, and it’s a privilege to help them build lasting careers. We launched this company out of our passion for artists and our belief that great management requires more than strategy. It requires being fully invested in every detail of an artist’s journey. Our goal is simple: to help exceptional talent reach its full potential while creating a team they’re proud to have in their corner.”

“10 years in, I could not be more proud of what we’ve built at River House Artists. I started my career 32 years ago with Hootie & the Blowfish, and it’s amazing to see all the relationships that have been built along the way and how they have helped make RHA what it is — a truly artist-first music company,” Oliver-Cline shares. “We are there from the time a song is being written, to when it’s being played on a global stage.”

Helmed by Luster, The House’s team also includes Ally Ramirez as Manager for Westbrook and Delk, and Zac Brooks as Manager for Snell and Whitmire. Ramirez joined River House in 2023. Brooks is transitioning to the Day-To-Day Manager role following several years on the road as a Tour Manager for Snell.

“Ally and Zac have been instrumental in shaping the culture of our management team. There’s no one I trust more to be in the trenches with our artists every day,” Luster says. “They bring a high level of care, intention, and attention to detail to everything they do, always putting the artist first. Their ability to anticipate needs, solve problems, and execute at a high level is what allows our artists to thrive. This company and the experience we provide our artists would not be the same without them both.”

“I continue to be more and more proud of Zebb and his leadership,” Oliver-Cline continues. “He has learned every channel of this business, and not only has passion and grace for our roster of clients, but comes armed with the knowledge to help them become globally-reaching talent.”