Love & The Outcome

Known for their smart pop sensibilities and authentically honest lyrics, Love & The Outcome's music has been artfully articulating the joys and struggles of Christian life for more than a decade. After inking a deal with Curb | Word Entertainment, they recorded their self-titled debut album, 2013’s Love & The Outcome. The project yielded singles “He Is With Us” and “King of My Heart”, which peaked at #5 and #12 respectively on Billboard’s Christian Songs chart. This led to the band performing on the 2014 Winter Jam Tour Spectacular to a combined audience of 400,000 people. Love & The Outcome’s 2016 sophomore album These Are The Days was produced by Seth Mosley and Colin Munroe, and birthed the hit "The God I Know" which peaked at #2 on Billboard's Christian Songs Chart. With two albums in tow, Love & The Outcome went on to share stages with Newsboys, Switchfoot, Lecrae, TobyMac, and more. Comprised of Canadian-born husband-and-wife duo Jodi King and Chris Rademaker, Love & The Outcome has received seven GMA Canada Covenant Awards, two Juno Award nominations, and Dove, ASCAP, and K-LOVE Fan Award nominations. In 2022, Love & The Outcome released their third album, Only Ever Always. The set is preceded by the 2020 single “You Got This,” which reached #14 on Billboard’s Christian Adult Contemporary chart.

Love & The Outcome left their longstanding label after three albums and two EPs, which have amassed over 100 million streams to date. They have continued to foster deep rooted engagement with their fans and develop recognition beyond their music, anchored by Jodi King’s burgeoning qualifiers as an author and speaker. Their self-titled podcast has garnered over 100,000 lifetime downloads and features diverse guests like Dr. Russell Moore, Rebecca St. James, Natalie Grant, Paula Faris, Carlos Wittaker, Bob Goff, and Sadie Robertson, among others. A 2021 TedX talk punctuated the release of Jodi's book, "You Got This” (WestBow Press). Jodi describes the book as "A Guide to Ditching Perfect and Showing Up to Your Real Life", and offers the kind of no-nonsense advice and encouragement that fans of Love & The Outcome have come to expect from the band. The book was reissued in 2023 with five new chapters and the reconstructed tagline “A Guide to Living a Full Life in the Midst of Suffering”. It details the challenges the Rademaker’s faced in the wake of their home’s destruction after a flood.

Throughout 2024, Love & The Outcome harnessed the growing powers afforded to independent artists and embarked on a project that lived as an idea for years. Alongside producer Mark Campbell, they recorded a 7-track collection of hymns set for release in 2025. With a mantra to “bring hymns back into the home”, it’s an anthesis to the contemporary worship music that have dominated airwaves in recent years. The album is bolstered by a successful Kickstarter campaign, growing touchpoints with superfans, the band’s first vinyl pressing, and Jodi’s inquisitive approach to Christianity and its institutions. Tentatively titled Sparrow, its raw arrangements naturally suit the thousands of small churches that dot the continent. Love & The Outcome are plotting 75 tour dates in 2025 that showcase the new music, the band’s extensive catalogue, and their takes on life, family, and faith.