NAME:
Cory Asbury
ABOUT
Cory Asbury is a singer-songwriter who began his musical journey in church at the age of 14. He became a full-time performer at 21. His influential album, Reckless Love (2018), topped the Billboard Christian Albums chart and earned him two Dove Awards and a GRAMMY nomination. The album's title track spent 18 weeks at No. 1, earning him accolades from Billboard, ASCAP, and BMI as Christian Song of the Year. The song has also been certified Triple Platinum by the RIAA.
In 2019, Asbury released his follow-up album, To Love A Fool, which included the single "The Father's House," certified Gold by RIAA. After relocating to Tennessee with his family, Asbury ventured into new musical territory, incorporating traditional country sounds into his work. In 2023, he released his departure album, Pioneer, featuring songs such as "My Inheritance," "Misunderstood," and "These Are The Days."
Now, Asbury returns to his worship roots with Outsing The Angels, a 15-track worship record recorded at RCA Studio A in Nashville, releasing September 2026. The album follows more than five years away from congregational worship ministry and reflects what Asbury describes as a renewed calling as a worshiper after "a deeply personal encounter with God's unconditional love." Lead singles "Outsing The Angels" and "Blessed Be" — mark a homecoming to the music that first launched his career. Asbury and his wife reside in Tennessee with their five children.
ExpandIn 2019, Asbury released his follow-up album, To Love A Fool, which included the single "The Father's House," certified Gold by RIAA. After relocating to Tennessee with his family, Asbury ventured into new musical territory, incorporating traditional country sounds into his work. In 2023, he released his departure album, Pioneer, featuring songs such as "My Inheritance," "Misunderstood," and "These Are The Days."
Now, Asbury returns to his worship roots with Outsing The Angels, a 15-track worship record recorded at RCA Studio A in Nashville, releasing September 2026. The album follows more than five years away from congregational worship ministry and reflects what Asbury describes as a renewed calling as a worshiper after "a deeply personal encounter with God's unconditional love." Lead singles "Outsing The Angels" and "Blessed Be" — mark a homecoming to the music that first launched his career. Asbury and his wife reside in Tennessee with their five children.
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