Leanna Crawford Releases Sophomore Album 'Thank God'

Nashville, Tenn. (July 24, 2026)
Award-winning singer/songwriter Leanna Crawford has released her long-awaited sophomore album, Thank God, available now on all major streaming platforms. The 11-track project features previously released fan favorites including the title track, "Borrow Mine," "Water into Wine" (with Seph Schlueter), and "Living Room Floor." 

Recorded in Nashville, Crawford co-wrote every song on Thank God alongside several other collaborators; meanwhile, the album was produced by Rob Ellmore, Sam Martinez, Jimmy Robbins, Aaron Robertson, Bobby Strand, and Jacob Sooter. Through vulnerable storytelling and heartfelt lyrics, the album explores themes of forgiveness, God's faithfulness, gratitude, and surrender, offering hope to listeners navigating life's unexpected turns.

"Life doesn't always unfold the way we hoped or expected, and we may never fully understand why this side of heaven,” shares Crawford. “But I believe there's always a reason to thank God. He's using every part of our story, even the hard, uncertain seasons, to grow our faith and encourage others. We may not always know what He's doing, but we can trust that He's faithful through it all."

Adding to today's celebration, Crawford will make her Grand Ole Opry debut tonight, marking another milestone in a breakout year. Her summer touring schedule has included standout performances across the country, highlighted by a performance at CMA Fest, co-headlining a set at Lifest, where she performed on the main stage before Skillet in front of approximately 25,000 fans. She was invited back in 2027 to close the festival on the Friday night, making her the first female solo artist to ever close out on the main stage. For a complete list of upcoming dates, visit www.leannacrawford.com/#tour.