Tasha Cobbs Leonard Invites Fans to Her Live Album Recording

Tasha Cobbs Leonard is set to record her next album live on Friday, June 3, 2022. The live recording will take place at Greenwood Oasis on the Campus of New Life Southeast side. There are no entry fees or registration required. It's open to everyone with 3,500 spaces available. VIP opportunities are available with tickets available here.
"I'm so excited about this sound... these hymns from the future! This experience! These amazingly anointed Kingdom gifts! Wow!." the singer writes.
She continues, "IT'S HAPPENING! I can't wait to see you IN CHICAGO on June 3rd!! I haven't recorded LIVE in front of an audience since 2015! These songs, these moments... IT WILL BE AN EXPERIENCE THAT WILL IMPACT OUR FUTURE!"
Also taking to social media, Tasha Cobbs Leonard revealed the title of the new album to be "HYMNS," and guest appearances set to feature in the live recording; Karen Clark Sheard, Natalie Grant, and Ricky Dillard.
"HYMNS" will serve as a follow-up to her chart-topping album, "ROYALTY" (Live At The Ryman) which dropped in 2020.
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