Josiah Queen Announces 17-Date ‘Damascus Road Tour’
The 17-date North American arena run begins April 8, 2027, at Tulsa’s BOK Center.
Josiah Queen has announced the Damascus Road Tour, a 17-date North American headline run set for spring 2027. The tour begins April 8 at BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and will move the singer-songwriter into arena venues across the U.S. and Canada. Presales begin September 14, followed by the general ticket sale on September 18.
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The run takes its name from Queen’s third studio album, Damascus Road, which is due October 23. Announced stops include Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on April 10, Spectrum Center in Charlotte on April 17, Target Center in Minneapolis on April 24 and Honda Center near Los Angeles on April 29. The 14-track album includes the singles “judas,” “make heaven crowded” and “sundays,” as well as “demons,” which reached No. 1 at Christian radio and on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart.
Queen said the album and tour draw on the biblical story behind their shared title. “That story is all about being changed by an encounter with God and never being the same after,” he said, adding that he hopes the shows feel like “more than just a concert.” The Damascus Road Tour follows his Mt. Zion Tour, whose U.K. and European leg includes dates in Belfast, Manchester, London, Paris and other cities this September.
Queen has sold more than 260,000 tickets across his headline tours to date. On August 23, he and special guest Ben Fuller drew 16,081 people to the Iowa State Fair Grandstand, setting the fair’s all-time attendance record for a Christian artist; the show was also the second-highest-attended concert at the 2026 fair and ranked among the event’s 10 most-attended shows. Queen also received seven nominations for the 2026 GMA Dove Awards, including Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. His 2024 debut album, The Prodigal, and 2025 follow-up, Mt. Zion, both reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums chart.
