Glorious

Benjamin Pouzin: "Tonight is not really a concert, but an evening of worship. It's not Glorious that brings us together, but Jesus Christ." Thomas adds, "We believe God can touch your lives tonight." An explosive mix of pop concert and festive prayer vigil that appeals to a very family-oriented audience - whether regular or occasional churchgoers. All of this in an evening that is, on the surface, a real concert.
"It shows a more modern face of the Church," enthuses one teenager.

Glorious impresses first and foremost by its longevity, in a very difficult context for the record market as a whole. This longevity goes hand in hand with exceptional sales for Christian music. Some of their YouTube videos have exceeded 10 million views. A rare achievement for a French artist.

Le Point describes Glorious' songs as "dancefloor hits". Ouest-France describes Glorious's pop praise as follows: "It sounds like pop, rock, even electro, but the lyrics are about hope and faith, and it's not unusual for a passage from the Gospel to be used as a refrain".

Glorious is the band that revolutionized the way the Church speaks to the world.