Hillsong UNITED's Welcome Zion Tour Is Coming Back to America

By Kim Jones Sep 18, 2013 01:12 PM EDT

(Photo : Hillsong Church / Photo Credit - Andy Barron)
Hillsong UNITED performs for more than 15,000 at Hollywood Bowl (2013)

This past June, Hillsong UNITED spent three weeks in the U.S., performing songs from their latest album, Welcome Zion, which hit shelves in February. During those three weeks, they visited 12 cities, selling out Phoenix, Dallas, Denver and Chicago. The Las Angeles stop at the Hollywood Bowl brought in 15,000 fans to hear the popular worship band from Australia. All in all, they ministered to over 80,000 people, a tour total that broke all of their previous records.

Worship leader Joel Houston talked about the tour in a press release, saying, "We remain amazed at the response from our latest tour in the U.S. and how many came out to worship our Lord and Savior with us. We were excited to have performed at some pretty famous venues - but our goal remained the same - that He is made famous, and that everything we do brings people closer to God. Of course, we also had some fun along the way."

The band has announced that they will be back in the states in October and November, bringing their special brand of worship to the first-ever Hillsong Conferences to be held here and to the fall leg of the "Welcome Zion" tour.

The Hillsong Conference NYC, slated for October 4 - 5, at Radio City Music Hall is already sold out. The west coast event, scheduled for October 18 - 19 at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE still has some seats available, but they're going fast.

The "Welcome Zion" tour will make ten stops in November, nine in the U.S. and one in Canada.

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