“You Know My Name” — Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Le’Andria Johnson Deliver Powerful Live Performance

 

Three time GRAMMY Award winner, 16 time Stellar Award winner and Billboard’s Gospel Artist of the Decade, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, has unveiled a powerful new live performance of “You Know My Name,” featuring gospel powerhouse Le’Andria Johnson, ahead of her forthcoming album, TASHA UNSCRIPTED.

The song offers another compelling preview of the 34 track live project, which arrives on September 11 through Motown Gospel and Capitol Christian Music Group. Captured before a live audience in Atlanta, the performance highlights the freedom, vulnerability and spontaneous worship that shape the heart of the new album.

From the opening moments, “You Know My Name” carries a deeply personal message about God’s intimate relationship with His people. The repeated declaration, “You know my name,” becomes the foundation of the performance, while the lyrics reflect the comfort of knowing that God walks, talks and remains close to His children.

As the song unfolds, Cobbs Leonard and Johnson trade powerful vocals with growing intensity. Their delivery moves beyond a conventional performance and develops into a deeply emotional worship moment that holds the attention of everyone in the room.

The lyrics further strengthen that message of personal faith and divine assurance. As the singers declare, “And oh how You walk with me” and “Oh how You talk with me,” the song reflects the believer’s confidence in belonging to God and living in close fellowship with Him.

The message then rises into a bold declaration of victory. Lines including “So no fire can burn me,” “No battle can turn me” and “No mountain can stop me” reinforce the song’s central theme of courage through God’s presence and power.

The performance reaches its most emotional point as Le’Andria Johnson becomes visibly overwhelmed by the moment. She drops down before eventually sitting on the stage while continuing to sing, refusing to step away from the atmosphere that has developed around her.

Rather than interrupting the moment, Tasha Cobbs Leonard remains beside Johnson and responds through worship. Meanwhile, the audience rises to its feet as the room becomes completely absorbed in the spontaneous expression of faith unfolding before them.

The nearly 13 minute video captures the moment in full. The cameras remain close as Johnson continues singing from the stage floor, while Cobbs Leonard supports the worship flow beside her and the audience responds with equal intensity.

That raw and unscripted exchange reflects the wider vision behind TASHA UNSCRIPTED. The project returns Cobbs Leonard to the live worship environment where many of her most defining musical moments have taken shape, allowing songs to stretch beyond their original arrangements and giving room for unexpected expressions.

Recorded live in Atlanta earlier this year, the 34 track album combines familiar worship favourites with new material and major collaborations. Featured guests include Mickey Guyton, Jonathan McReynolds, Karen Clark Sheard, Kierra Sheard Kelly, Israel Houghton, William Murphy, Le’Andria Johnson, Travis Greene, Dante Bowe, Melvin Crispell III, Lisa Knowles Smith, Jonathan Nelson and others.

“You Know My Name” follows earlier previews from the project, including “Final Say (Live)” and “Gracefully Broken/Who the Son Sets Free (Live)” featuring Israel Houghton. Each release has offered listeners a glimpse of the freedom, musical depth and spontaneous worship expected from the full collection.

 

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The new release also arrives during a landmark period in Cobbs Leonard’s career. She recently received the prestigious Aretha Franklin Icon Award at the 41st Stellar Gospel Music Awards, recognising her influence, achievements and lasting contribution to gospel music.

The ceremony celebrated her career with a special tribute medley built around songs from her catalogue. Melvin Crispell III performed “For Your Glory,” Maranda Curtis delivered “Fill Me Up,” Bishop William Murphy performed “Break Every Chain,” while Kierra Sheard took on “Put A Praise On It.”

The four artists later joined together for a spirited praise break before Cobbs Leonard delivered an emotional acceptance speech. The moment added another major chapter to a career that continues to influence contemporary gospel and worship music around the world.

One week after the release of TASHA UNSCRIPTED, Cobbs Leonard will take the spirit of the album directly to audiences through the TASHA UNSCRIPTED NIGHTS TOUR. The tour begins on September 11 in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the opening night has already sold out.

Designed as an intimate worship experience rather than a conventional concert, the tour will feature songs from Cobbs Leonard’s extensive catalogue alongside music from TASHA UNSCRIPTED, personal storytelling and room for each night to develop in its own unique way.

With more than 5 billion global streams, three GRAMMY Awards, 16 Stellar Awards, 15 Dove Awards, three Billboard Music Awards and an NAACP Image Award, Tasha Cobbs Leonard remains one of gospel music’s most influential voices.

Her 2025 album TASHA debuted at number one across multiple Billboard gospel charts, earned two 2026 GRAMMY nominations and produced the number one Gospel Airplay collaboration “Church” featuring John Legend.

Now, with “You Know My Name (Live),” Cobbs Leonard and Le’Andria Johnson offer listeners an emotional reminder of the message at the centre of the song. Through moments of weakness, battles and uncertainty, the performance points back to the assurance that God knows His people, walks with them and holds their hands through every season.


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