About Tate Butts
Born 2011. Tate Butts is a musician.
Career In late July 2025 at the age of thirteen years old, Butts competed in the International Teen Talent 2025, hosted by the Global Worship Initiative at Lee University, where he performed his song, "My Defender". At the competition, he was awarded with first place in the category of Solo Songwriting. The award for this category was a publishing agreement with Spirit Sound Music Group. In October of that year, Butts appeared on stage allongside Brandon Lake to perform a rendition of Lake's song "Hard Fought Hallelujah". The performance was filmed and released to social media, where it garnered press attention, mainly due to Butts' vocal ability, as well his age.
On November 21, 2025, Butts released "My Defender" as his debut single, via Warner Records and Enchntmnt LLC. The song garnered notable public attention; within its first week, the track received over a million streams, and by April 2026 had achieved 15 million. "My Defender" entered the Billboard Hot Christian Songs chart at number 35, and entered the Christian Digital Song Sales chart at number 13. The subsequent "Brought Me This Far" was released as Butts' second single on April 10, 2026.
Music style Butts' style has been described as Christian and gospel music.
2025
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Promotional singles Title Year Album "When I Pray" 2026 Something to Believe In (EP)
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