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“We’ve never done THIS before!” What could a well-established, veteran group that has sold over 4 million records (including 2 Gold Albums), won 11 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards, and has over 900 million streams across all digital music platforms do for their next project to keep things interesting for themselves and their listeners? This was the question that Todd Smith, Amy Perry, and Allan Hall pondered as they began work on their 22nd album. Allan eventually hit upon an interesting idea that the group realized they had never done in their 27-year career: for this album, EVERY song would be written, co-written, or spoken into by at least one group member! The three had certainly written songs for Selah albums before, but those original compositions were always accompanied on their album projects by covers of classic Gospel and CCM songs, original songs by other songwriters, and Selah’s own arrangements of powerful hymns of the Christian faith. The fresh concept resonated strongly with Todd and Amy and the timing was good, especially since the two previous albums had covered Selah’s more “traditional” side. In 2022, Selah released a long-awaited new Christmas album, “At This Table.” It had been 20 years since the release of their first Christmas album, “Rose of Bethlehem,” back in 2002, and fans were excited to have new Christmas music. That same year, Selah celebrated their 25th anniversary as a group. To commemorate the occasion, the trio recorded a simple hymns project very much in the style of their debut album from 1997, “Be Still My Soul.” They felt the new hymns album, simply titled “Greatest Hymns, Vol. 3” would be a nice “bookend” with the first album and a fitting tribute to their first 25 years in the music industry. With the two “traditional” albums completed and released in 2022, attention turned to the next project and what could be done to differentiate it from the previous albums. The group decided to head in a more contemporary direction for the new album, and the idea for every song to be an original sparked strong creativity and energy. The timing of an “all-original songs” album ended up working out well, as each member of the group had been walking through various situations in their own lives. The poignant, bittersweet song “The Rock Is My Foundation” addresses how, when life doesn’t go as expected and events turn out differently than we planned, we have a promise from our Lord that He is our refuge in difficult times, seeing the full picture and knowing what’s best for us even when we can’t see it ourselves. This song was born out of Allan’s profound sense of loss and the struggle to find hope amidst grief as he dealt with major personal tragedies over the past four years with the deaths of numerous friends and family, sadly culminating with the passing of his mother in October 2023. Amy and her husband, Jake, were on an incredibly challenging foster care journey — the young child that was placed into their home had severe multiple trauma issues, and after several years of loving on the child and doing their best to bring love, peace, and healing to him, God revealed to Amy and Jake that they would not be his “forever family.” This was devastating to them, and they continue to navigate this heartbreaking situation as they trust God’s wisdom and leading. Out of this wrenchingly emotional experience flowed the songs “He Is Still” and “You Don’t Leave Me,” anchored by Amy’s powerful and deeply felt vocal performances. Todd, as he kept deepening his study of the Bible, was becoming more and more aware of spiritual warfare and how the topic oftentimes seemed to be “glossed over” or outright ignored in the modern church. Todd wanted to write songs that let Christians know that they are ALREADY conquerors because of the power of Jesus Christ, and that Christians need to root themselves boldly in that fact and act from a place of power and authority in their lives. The songs “Victory” and “Higher Name” in particular speak to this. As always, music would be the avenue for Selah to bare their hearts and souls and invite listeners to join them on the journey of LIFE — with all of its ups and downs and joys and sorrows. The November 1, 2024 release of the new album, “Higher Name,” represents more than just a collection of songs; it’s a reflection of Selah’s journey, both individually and as a group. What sets this album apart is the depth of emotion and vulnerability that permeates every note. Each track is a testament to life — faith, hope, struggle, heartbreak, disappointment, victory, triumph, joy — all woven together with the threads of Selah’s signature melody and harmony. From personal experiences of love and loss, to the themes of God’s great strength, authority, and redemptive power, this collection of new songs speaks about the journey of life and humanity’s relationship to God in all of its complexity and beauty. The Lord Jesus Christ is the foundation upon which our lives are built, the guiding light that illuminates our path, and our source of strength in times of trial. He is indeed the “Higher Name.”
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Allan Hall, Todd Smith, Amy Perry
Excellent concert and lovely church in which to have the concert. The only suggestion would be to elevate the stage, if possible. It was very hard to see the performers.
Emanuel Church Baraboo, WIWow! What an amazing evening, with a stellar performance by Selah. They were just phenomenal! Amy Perry's vocals just blew me away, with her range and powerful projection. I thoroughly enjoyed it!
Cornerstone Baptist Church Swartz Creek, MIThis was my first time seeing Selah and it is one of the best concerts I’ve ever been to! Incredible talent, beautiful worship, and a peaceful, life-giving experience. Thank you, Selah!!
Conduit Church Franklin, TNSo good! Selah is a favorite and they never disappoint. They sang as a group, then with the Parkview Choir. Praise God for their music ministry!
Parkview Baptist Church Lake City, FLBest Selah concert yet! I have seen them several times but the site was awesome and they sounded the best ever! Amy was awesome on "Oh Holy Night".
Rhinehart Music Center Fort Wayne, INYes, Selah is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Selah concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Selah tour is scheduled for 8 dates across 7 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Selah is scheduled to play 8 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Selah's tour starts Jun 13, 2026 and ends on Oct 18, 2026. They will play 7 cities; their most recent concert was held in Fairmount City at Redbank Valley Municipal Park and their next upcoming concert will be in Sulphur Springs at FBC Sulphur Springs.
As part of the Selah tour, Selah is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
