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Sep 26, 202623 views2 min read

Red Worship Releases Album Witness and Joins CeCe Winans on Come Worship Tour

Red Worship released their album Witness on September 25, 2026, and immediately joined CeCe Winans on her Come Worship Tour. The group's latest project includes the track The Name of Jesus and marks a significant step in their national profile.

Red Worship Releases Album Witness and Joins CeCe Winans on Come Worship Tour
Source:New Release Today

Red Worship released their album Witness on September 25, 2026, and joined CeCe Winans on her Come Worship Tour shortly after the release, according to New Release Today.

The album includes the track The Name of Jesus and represents the group's most ambitious project to date. The timing of the release, paired with the high-profile tour slot alongside Winans, gives the group significant national exposure heading into the fall season.

CeCe Winans is one of the most decorated artists in gospel music history, with multiple Grammy and Dove Awards to her name. Her Come Worship Tour has drawn large audiences across the country.

Red Worship has built a following through their worship-focused sound and live performances. The Witness album continues in that tradition, with tracks designed for congregational use as well as personal listening.

The gospel music landscape in September 2026 has been active, with major releases from Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Kirk Franklin, and Franni Cash also arriving this month. Red Worship's pairing with Winans positions them alongside some of the genre's most established names.

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