(Louisville, Ky – July 21, 2014) – Grammy® Award-Winning artist Lecrae, Premier Productions, and Live Nation announce The Anomaly Tour featuring Lecrae with special guests Andy Mineo and DJ Promote. The nation-wide tour kicks off in Houston on October 3 before arriving Nov. 1 at The Louisville Palace.

The two-month trek is named after Lecrae’s forthcoming CD Anomaly, slated to drop on Sept. 9 on Lecrae’s own Reach Records imprint. The leadoff single is titled Nuthin. (YouTube clip below.) Lecrae’s headlining run comes on the heels of his stint as co-headliner for the wildly successful Winter Jam 2014, which stopped in January in Louisville.

The first hip-hop act to win a Grammy® trophy in the Best Gospel Album category, the Houston native - born Lecrae Moore - initially broke down the doors for hip-hop in the gospel arena in 2008 with Rebel, the first Christian hip-hop CD to reach No.1 on Billboard’s Gospel chart. The 34 year-old rapper followed with a pair of hit mix albums, plus Gravity, the 2012 smash CD that debuted at No. 3 on The Billboard 200 album chart, as well as cresting Billboard’s Rap Albums chart. Lecrae has since gone on to sell nearly 2 million cumulative units – an astounding tally for a Christian hip-hop artist.

Opening for Lecrae is his labelmate Andy Mineo and DJ Promote. Mineo is a 26 year-old, rapper/producer/minister from Syracuse, N.Y., who currently is riding up Billboard’s Hot Gospel Songs charts with You Can’t Stop Me, a hard hitting track culled from his smash 2014 EP Neverland. DJ Promote is a Christian DJ from West Texas who is rapidly gaining renown for his kinetic stage performances and youth culture videos, such as Bridge To Life, produced by the Billy Graham Association.

Tickets are $25, $30, $40, and $100. Additional fees added to all tickets at time of purchase. Tickets may be purchased at www.louisvillepalace.com or at The Louisville Palace box office, 625 South Fourth Street.

Tickets are $20 for groups of 10 or more – They must be purchased at The Louisville Palace box office. Doors open at 6 p.m. – Showtime is 7 p.m.