Louder Than The Music

Worship Central kick off their UK tour tonight following the release this week of their new live album 'Let It Be Known'. Recorded live in London last autumn the album features worship leaders Tim Hughes, Ben Cantelon, Nikki Fletcher and Luke Hellebronth, and has already reached the Top 15 on iTunes' overall album chart.

The eight-date UK tour starts in Southampton (13th March) with dates also in Bristol, Newcastle, Cambridge, Manchester, Sheffield, Edinburgh and Belfast.

Based out of London's Holy Trinity Brompton Church (HTB), 'Let It Be Known' is their third worship album and second live recording. Produced by Cantelon and written by the team at HTB, along with its extended family that includes Martin Smith, Matt Redman and others, the album highlights the passionate worship of HTB.

"We love recording live albums", explains Tim Hughes in an interview with Louder Than The Music. "There's something raw and alive about singing these songs with thousands of people joining together. We may do a studio album at some point, but for now we're excited about capturing live worship. We feel we're only just getting going!"

Capturing the heart cry of the church, the album features the title track and video that can be seen below, as well as 'Dry Bones' and the new anthem, 'Our Generation'.

The online worship course that Worship Central has made available free of charge since last year has seen 1,255 courses running in over 60 nations, more than 18,000 worshippers around the world having already participated. Through the Worship Central Course, there are now hubs in Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, Malaysia and South Africa - each devoted to empowering, equipping and releasing others to strengthen their own church's worship life.

Worship Central's previous live album, 'Spirit Break Out' was the tenth most downloaded album overall in the UK following it's release in September 2011.