‘Make Heaven Crowded’: Forrest Frank’s Jesus Generation Tour Wraps as Biggest Christian Music Tour in History
Forrest Frank has officially concluded his Jesus Generation Tour, and the numbers are nothing short of historic. The tour, which drew over half a million fans across 29 cities, culminated in a sold-out finale at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, with 35,000 people packing the home of the Texas Rangers . The tour attracted 519,000 fans total, making it the second-largest concert of any genre in the history of Louisville’s KFC Yum! Center and the biggest Christian music tour ever, according to promoters . Featuring special guests Tori Kelly, Cory Asbury, and The Figs, the energetic shows blended dazzling lights with passionate worship, creating an atmosphere of celebration and deep spiritual encounter.
A Mission Beyond the Music
While the numbers are impressive, Frank’s mission extends far beyond the stage. Speaking with Pastor JP Pokluda on the “Become Something” podcast, Frank stated, “We’re here to do the work of the Lord and bring as many people as we can into heaven. Make heaven crowded” . The tour was marked by moments of profound ministry, including a viral moment where Frank stopped the show at an arena of 18,000 to pray for a young girl’s mother who had breast cancer . Frank also told the story of a San Francisco restaurant owner, an avowed atheist, who was invited to a show and was later “overwhelmed by y’all’s kindness and hospitality” . The tour’s security and arena staff also noted the “sober environment” and unique atmosphere of the event, describing it as “so different than what we’re used to” . For Frank, the tour was not just a series of concerts, but a tangible movement to make heaven crowded—one sold-out arena at a time.
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