GRAMMY® nominated and Billboard #1 worship group Elevation Worship is excited to release their newest single, “Might Get Loud,” on all streaming platforms. “Might Get Loud,” led by Chris Brown, Brandon Lake, and Tiffany Hudson, is the group’s first single following their successful album Old Church Basement, a collaborative project with Maverick City. This is Lake’s fifth guest appearance on an Elevation Worship song, as he was a co-writer and featured vocalist on the Billboard #1 Christian radio hit “Graves Into Gardens” as well as multiple songs from Old Church Basement. Listen to “Might Get Loud” HERE.

“Might Get Loud” is an unreserved, energetic song co-written by Steven Furtick, Brown, and Lake that has become a staple on Sundays at Elevation Church this year. With soaring vocals, screaming guitars, and thunderous drums, the song doesn’t hold anything back.

“When you know where you’d be if it weren’t for the grace of God in your life, you don’t mind shouting about it, maybe even getting a little undignified when you thank Him,” says Brown. Watch the video premiere for “Might Get Loud,” captured live at Elevation Church in Charlotte, NC HERE.

Elevation Worship is the worship ministry of Elevation Church, a multisite church based in Charlotte, N.C. led by Pastor Steven Furtick. Elevation Worship has produced RIAA Gold Certified and Christian radio number no. 1 song “Graves Into Gardens,” and RIAA Platinum certified singles “Do It Again,” and “O Come To The Altar.” Other successful singles include RIAA Gold Certified “The Blessing” and “See A Victory.” The group’s album “Here As In Heaven” has also received RIAA Gold certification. They currently have ten songs in the CCLI Top 100 list. Elevation Worship is passionate about producing songs for the local church that connect others to God. Their main priority is to create an atmosphere of worship so people can encounter Jesus in a real and personal way. Elevation Worship’s latest album, Old Church Basement, a live album collaboration with Maverick City, released April 30, 2021.