Glorious

Benjamin Pouzin: “Tonight isn’t really a concert, but an evening of praise. It’s not Glorious that brings us together, but Jesus Christ.” And Thomas adds: “We believe God can touch your lives tonight.” A powerful mix of pop concert and festive prayer vigil that resonates with the audience, a family-oriented crowd—regular or occasional churchgoers alike. All this unfolds in an evening that, on the surface, is a real concert.

“It shows a more modern face of the Church,” enthuses a teenager.

Glorious impresses first and foremost with its longevity, in a very difficult context for the entire music industry. This longevity goes hand in hand with exceptional sales for Christian music. Some of their YouTube videos have surpassed 10 million views. A rare feat for a French artist.

For Le Point, Glorious’s songs are “hits tailor-made for the dance floor.” Ouest-France describes Glorious's worship pop as follows: "It sounds like pop music, rock, even electronic music, but the lyrics speak of hope and faith, and it's not uncommon for a passage from the Gospel to be used as a refrain."

Glorious is the group that revolutionized the Church's way of speaking to the world.