Red Rocks Worship Announces ‘Promised Land (Deluxe)’ Release Date
Red Rocks Worship Announces ‘Promised Land (Deluxe)’ Release Date. Red Rocks Worship is revisiting the live worship experience behind Promised Land with an expanded edition of the album, giving listeners another opportunity to engage with the songs recorded at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
The Denver-based worship collective announced the upcoming release in an Instagram post, confirming that Promised Land (Deluxe) will arrive on October 16. The project was recorded at the iconic Colorado venue during Red Rocks Church’s 20th anniversary celebration in November 2025.
“We are releasing Promised Land (Deluxe) next week!” the group wrote. “We pray these songs draw your heart closer to Jesus, anchoring you in the truth of who He is and reminding you that He is always with you.”
Released on May 29, 2026, through Provident Entertainment, the original Promised Land album focused on the presence of God as a reality believers can experience in their lives today. Rather than portraying the Promised Land as a distant destination, the project pointed listeners towards the assurance of God’s nearness.
One of the album’s key releases, “The Lord Is With Me,” featuring Chris Brown of Elevation Worship, carried that message through a collaboration centred on God’s presence and faithfulness.
The deluxe edition returns to the atmosphere of the live recording, captured against the striking red sandstone formations that make Red Rocks Amphitheatre a distinctive setting for live music. While the group has not detailed the complete tracklist or confirmed which additional recordings will feature, the expanded release offers another chapter in the project’s message of faith and worship.
Red Rocks Worship’s announcement also reflects the heart behind the collection. The group hopes the songs will help listeners grow closer to Jesus, remain grounded in the truth of His character, and find reassurance in His constant presence.
Promised Land (Deluxe) is scheduled for release on October 16 across major digital music platforms.
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