Forrest Frank Bio and Portland Performance
Forrest Frank is an American Christian singer, songwriter, and producer from Fulshear, Texas. His sound combines alt-pop, soft rock, electronica, R&B, and reggae with uplifting, faith-centered lyrics. The supplied artist biography credits him with 40 entries on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart, including 12 Top 10 hits.
Frank's 2024 debut Christian album, CHILD OF GOD, received a 2025 GRAMMY nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album. Standout tracks include “WHAT LIVING IS ALL ABOUT,” “NO LONGER BOUND,” “UP!” and “PRAISES.” Its follow-up, CHILD OF GOD II, was also GRAMMY nominated, while THE JESUS GENERATION arrived in 2026.
The supplied event listing records a Forrest Frank performance at Moda Center at the Rose Quarter in Portland on April 29, 2025. The provided information does not identify an earlier date at this venue, so no additional venue history is included here. Frank's touring background includes the CHILD OF GOD TOUR (Part 2), described in the supplied materials as completely sold out in May 2025, and the 2026 Jesus Generation Tour.
For readers browsing portland-tickets.com for Portland Concerts and R&B / soul listings, Frank's blend of contemporary Christian songwriting and pop-oriented production offers a distinctive fit within the category.
Venue and Seating Information
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Parking Information
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Forrest Frank Portland reviews
Alice in Chain rocked the casino
The first time I saw Forrest Frank, I was a bit apprehensive about how they would sound with a different singer. If there were any doubts about William DuVall's ability to fill Staley's shoes, they were quickly dispelled as he belted out those high wails on the hit MAN IN THE BOX. I could have sworn Layne Staley was still alive as the band rocked out to ROOSTER, THEM BONES, and HEAVEN BESIDE YOU, along with all the other Alice in Chains songs that dominated alternative radio during the days of Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Nirvana. While William DuVall held the microphone, lead guitarist and co-founder Jerry Cantrell stole the spotlight. Mr. Cantrell, known as one of the guitar legends of 90's alternative/grunge/metal rock, was the main voice on stage and even brought his father Jerry Sr. out for a surprise appearance. By the end of the performance, Cantrell and his band had played nearly every song from my Alice in Chains Greatest Hits CD, plus a few extras for the die-hard fans. Jerry even teased the crowd with the opening riff of Kansas's CARRY ON WAYWARD SON before stopping, joking, "I can't play a Kansas song in Oklahoma." No one seemed to mind, especially since the audience was mostly from Texas. "Until next summer," Jerry bid farewell as the show came to a close. Despite not being the biggest Alice in Chains fan and having a terrible seat at WinStar, I have to admit that the Alice In Chains experience is truly worth it (even with a lousy seat).