Christian music artist Josiah Queen performs live at the Spectrum Center as part of his The Damascus Road Tour.
Josiah Queen plays the Spectrum Center on Saturday, April 17, 2027, at 7 PM. He's coming through as part of The Damascus Road Tour, his first-ever arena tour—a 17-date North American headline run that follows his Mt. Zion Tour, which took him through the UK and Europe to cities like Belfast, Manchester, London, and Paris.
The tour is built around his third studio album, Damascus Road, which he describes as deeply personal and about being changed by an encounter with God. It's the new material that's driving this run, though he's coming off a couple of other records that have already made their mark: The Prodigal and Mt. Zion both hit No. 1 on Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart.
Queen is an independent artist from Florida making Christian music, known for raw, heartfelt songwriting and a voice that's hard to mistake. He's become one of the fastest-rising names in the scene, pairing personal stories of faith with songs about identity, purpose, doubt, and hope. He's sold more than 260,000 tickets across his headline tours so far, and on August 23, he drew 16,081 people to the Iowa State Fair Grandstand, setting the fair's all-time attendance record for a Christian artist.
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That momentum carried into the 2026 GMA Dove Awards, where he picked up seven nominations, including Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. The Charlotte date is part of that 17-city North American run, with the show starting at 7 PM at the Spectrum Center, 333 E Trade St.
