Brandon Lake

Michael Brandon Lake, born on June 21, 1990, in Charleston, South Carolina, is a well-known Christian worship leader, singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Raised in a family deeply rooted in the Christian faith, with his father being a pastor, Lake’s connection to music and worship began early. He currently serves as a worship pastor at Seacoast Church in Charleston, where he leads services at the Long Point Campus and oversees the “theWell” ministry for college students and young adults.

Brandon’s music career took off with the success of a crowdfunding campaign in 2015, which helped fund his debut album, Closer, released in 2016. His music, marked by heartfelt lyrics and an authentic passion for worship, quickly resonated with the church community. Over the years, Lake’s influence in the Christian music scene has grown, earning him multiple Grammy nominations. In 2022, he won the Grammy for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for his hit “Graves into Gardens.”

In addition to his solo work, Brandon has collaborated with well-known worship groups like Bethel Music and Maverick City Music, expanding his reach globally. Lake’s impact as a worship leader is not only through his music but also through his personal life—he has been married to Brittany Lake since 2011, and the couple is raising three sons: Beau, Blaise, and Banner.

Brandon Lake’s dedication to worship and his heartfelt music continue to inspire and uplift audiences worldwide, making him a beloved figure in contemporary Christian music.