Chris Tomlin Releases 'Doesn’t He' From His Upcoming New Album 'The King Is Still The King'

Nashville, Tenn. (August 8, 2025)
Grammy-award winning artist Chris Tomlin releases another song “Doesn’t He” from his highly-anticipated upcoming new album The King Is Still The King scheduled for release September 26. “Doesn’t He,” written by Tomlin, Patrick Mayberry, and Jess Cates, is available today across all digital service providers now. “Doesn’t He” follows the release of his new radio single “How Good It Is”.

“How Good It Is,” is Chris’ largest debut since his song “Thank You Lord” with Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line, from his 13th studio album Chris Tomlin & Friends (2020).

“There’s only one name that is worthy of all worship; worthy of all praise. When we sing ‘Doesn’t He deserve it all’ we are responding to the goodness of God, the greatness of God, the holiness of God” shares Tomlin. ‘Doesn’t He’ was the very first song written for the upcoming album. It’s felt special from the start… I am excited that the moment has come to release it!”

Chris has released the songs “The First Hymn,” “Doesn’t He” and his brand-new radio single “How Good It Is” in advance of his 18th studio album The King Is Still The King.

The King Is Still The King Track Listing:
1. How Good It Is
2. 👑🙌
3. Doesn’t He
4. Still The King
5. Rivers Of Joy
6. He Has Done Great Things (with Phil Wickham)
7. 👑 ✝️
8. Jesus Saves
9. Help My Unbelief
10. You Are My King (Amazing Love)
11. 👑🧎‍♂️‍➡️
12. That’s Who He Is
13. The First Hymn
14. Coming Soon
15. 👑 🐦‍⬛
16. My Father's World (with Aodhán King, Jamie MacDonald, and CalledOut Music)

Chris Tomlin, one of the most successful Christian touring artists in the world, will launch his Fall headlining tour An Evening of Worship with Chris Tomlin on September 17 in Buffalo, NY and hit 20 cities across the U.S. He will be joined by and will introduce The Heritage for their inaugural tour. The tour will be promoted by TPR and sponsored by Food For The Hungry.

Having sold out venues across the country including Madison Square Garden (New York City), the Hollywood Bowl (Los Angeles), Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater (Denver) and Bridgestone Arena (Nashville), the most often sung artist in the world will bring his powerful night of worship back to its roots and where it all began - in churches across the country.