After more than two decades in the industry building one of the most accomplished careers in his genre, multi-platinum recording artist Jeremy Camp has earned 46 No. 1 singles, more than 4 billion global streams, five GMA Dove Awards, a GRAMMY nomination, and more. Then, he came to a crossroads that nearly led him to walk away from music altogether. Rather than force an answer, Camp let go of his plans for what came next and trusted his faith to lead him forward. That journey became the foundation for Revival, his new 11-track studio album arriving February 5 via Capitol CMG.

Pre-order Revival here:

jeremycamp.lnk.to/revivalalbum

"We all want to see revival in our communities, our churches, our families, and our nation," says Camp. "I think sometimes we're waiting for this huge wave of revival to come and sweep over us, or asking God to move in some big way. But what I'm learning is that revival starts with me. It starts in our own hearts and draws us back to Him. When that kind of revival happens personally, you begin to see transformation in our lives and in the people around you. It affects our marriages, our families, and the way we love and serve others. Hopefully, that transformation becomes an encouragement that inspires others. Revival isn't only this big, dramatic thing we have to wait to have happen somewhere around us. It's something God does on a very personal, very deep level within us first. And from there, it should go beyond us and spread into our communities."

Across 11 tracks, Revival explores what happens when faith means releasing the need to have all the answers. The album brings together Camp with GRAMMY Award-winning songwriters and producers Ran Jackson and Ricky Jackson, alongside 2x GRAMMY-nominated, 6x Dove Award-winning producer Jordan Sapp. The album's anthemic title track, released June 26, offers the first glimpse into this new chapter, and the overwhelming fan response to the song helped reaffirm Camp's decision to embrace what comes next. Together, the songs capture a season of uncertainty, letting go and the quiet work of learning to trust in yourself and find your footing again.

The album announcement comes alongside the release of Camp's new song "Shaky Ground," out today (10.9). Written alongside his daughters Bella Camp and Arie Camp and produced by Sapp, the song carries the album's theme across an exploration of releasing what we can't control and holding onto faith when everything feels unstable.

"This song came out of a pretty crazy season recently," says Camp. "I had some major health struggles, difficult times relationally with people close to us and in our family, it just felt like a lot. But as I walked through all of it, I found myself clinging to how faithful and unchanging God has been. I often write songs about what I'm experiencing but, more importantly, about how faithful God has been through it all. When I look back over my whole life, I feel like that's really the story. There have been a lot of shaky moments, but God has always been there for me and my heart has always been able to return to singing that it is well through all of it. It was also really special because my daughters, Bella and Arie, helped me write the song, which made it even more meaningful. For a lot of reasons, this song feels deeply personal. In some ways, I think 'Shaky Ground' is a song that sums up my life."

Listen to "Shaky Ground" here:

jeremycamp.lnk.to/ShakyGround

Revival follows Camp's 2024 album Deeper Waters, which featured "No Survivors (feat. Skillet)." The song became Camp's most recent No. 1 radio single, topping Billboard's Christian AC Airplay chart for two weeks, and earned 2026 GMA Dove Award and K-LOVE Fan Award nominations for Rock/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year and Song of the Year, respectively.

Revival Track List:

Produced by: Jordan Sapp, Ran Jackson, Dave Lubben and John Strandell, with additional production by Ricky Jackson and Michael Leto.

"Give Up Control" (Jeremy Camp, John Strandell)

"Revival" (Camp, Jordan Sapp)

"Refuge" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Strandell)

"Shaky Ground" (Camp, Bella Camp, Arie Camp)

"Let Some Light In" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Derek LaRussell Winkley II)

"One More Thing" (Camp, Sapp, Jonathan Conrad Gamble)

"All Said and Done" (Camp, Strandell)

"Reflector" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Paul Duncan)

"My Miracle" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Duncan)

"That's On The Cross" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Duncan)

"Simple Faith" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Duncan)

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"Shaky Ground" (Camp, Bella Camp, Arie Camp)
"Revival" (Camp, Sapp)
"Reflector" (Camp, Ran Jackson, Ricky Jackson, Duncan)

Additional production: Ricky Jackson and Michael Leto on "My Miracle," "Let Some Light In," "That's On The Cross," and "Simple Faith."

With Revival on the horizon, Camp will spend the coming months on the road, joining MercyMe, Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley this fall for stops in Charlotte, Atlanta, Baltimore and Fort Worth. The run includes a hometown stop at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on October 18 before wrapping in November. In 2027, he'll join TOBYMAC's Hits Deep Tour alongside Seph Schlueter and Katy Nichole, returning to Bridgestone Arena on February 26. For all upcoming tour dates, visit: jeremycamp.com/touring.

Jeremy Camp on Tour:

Fri., Oct. 9 | North Charleston Coliseum | North Charleston, SC ^

Sat., Oct. 10 | Donald L. Tucker Civic Center | Tallahassee, FL ^

Sun., Oct. 11 | Bojangles Coliseum | Charlotte, NC ^

Thu., Oct. 15 | Brandon Amphitheater | Brandon, MS ^

Fri., Oct. 16 | Gas South Arena | Duluth, GA ^

Sat., Oct. 17 | Appalachian Wireless Arena | Pikeville, KY ^

Sun., Oct. 18 | Bridgestone Arena | Nashville, TN ^

Thu., Oct. 22 | Bon Secours Wellness Arena | Greenville, SC ^

Fri., Oct. 23 | Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena | Baltimore, MD ^

Sat., Oct. 24 | Bryce Jordan Center | University Park, PA ^

Sun., Oct. 25 | Dow Event Center | Saginaw, MI ^

Thu., Oct. 29 | Walmart AMP | Rogers, AR ^

Fri., Oct. 30 | Raising Cane's River Center | Baton Rouge, LA ^

Sat., Oct. 31 | Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion | The Woodlands, TX ^

Sun., Nov. 1 | Dickies Arena | Fort Worth, TX ^

Fri., Nov. 6 | Heartland Credit Union Arena | Park City, KS ^

Sun., Nov. 8 | Paycom Center | Oklahoma City, OK ^

Thu., Nov. 12 | Fishers Event Center | Fishers, IN ^

Fri., Nov. 13 | KFC Yum! Center | Louisville, KY ^

Fri., Feb. 5 | Amerant Bank Arena | Sunrise, FL †

Sat., Feb. 6 | Kia Center | Orlando, FL †

Sat., Feb. 13 | Texas Trust CU Theatre | Grand Prairie, TX †

Thu., Feb. 18 | Nationwide Arena | Columbus, OH †

Fri., Feb. 19 | EagleBank Arena | Fairfax, VA †

Sat., Feb. 20 | EagleBank Arena | Fairfax, VA †

Thu., Feb. 25 | VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena | Jacksonville, FL †

Fri., Feb. 26 | Bridgestone Arena | Nashville, TN †

Sat., Feb. 27 | Gas South Arena | Duluth, GA †

Sun., Feb. 28 | Food City Center | Knoxville, TN †

Thu., Mar. 4 | Huntington Center | Toledo, OH †

Fri., Mar. 5 | Fishers Event Center | Fishers, IN †

Sun., Mar. 7 | Van Andel Arena | Grand Rapids, MI †

Thu., Mar. 11 | Moody Center ATX | Austin, TX †

Fri., Mar. 12 | Freeman Coliseum | San Antonio, TX †

^ denotes support dates on MercyMe's Fall 2026 Tour with Tim Timmons & Sam Wesley

† denotes support dates on TOBYMAC's Hits Deep Tour with Seph Schlueter & Katy Nichole

For more info on Jeremy Camp, visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

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