Who is Nate Moore?
Nate Moore is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning songwriter, recording artist, and worship leader based in Nashville, Tennessee.
The story
Shared life.
Simple songs.
Honest worship.
A songwriter and storyteller shaped by community, curiosity, faith, and the belief that a song can open a door for something real.
About Nate
Nate Moore is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning artist and songwriter based in Nashville, TN. As a lead and founding voice in Housefires, Nate later became part of the original community that helped launch Maverick City Music, helping shape a raw, communal expression of modern worship and penning songs including “Yes and Amen,” “Son of Suffering,” “This Is A Move,” “Ruins,” and “Lean Back.”
Rooted in years of leading worship in house-church communities and churches around the world, Nate has a deep love for the global Church and a desire to help people encounter the beauty and way of Jesus. Whether writing or leading, his hope is to create honest spaces where people can bring their whole selves before God and be formed in the way of love, mercy, humility and peace.
GrammyNominated songwriter
DoveAward winner
GlobalTouring with Housefires
Nate at a glance
The person behind the songs.
What is Nate Moore known for?
Nate is a lead and founding voice in Housefires and was part of the original community that helped launch Maverick City Music.
What songs has Nate Moore written?
His songwriting credits include “Yes and Amen,” “Son of Suffering,” “This Is A Move,” “Ruins,” and “Lean Back,” along with many other collaborations.
What is Nate’s approach to worship?
Nate’s work centers on honest, simple, communal worship that moves beyond performance and helps people reconnect with the heart of worship.
How can I book Nate Moore?
Nate is available for worship gatherings, churches, conferences, songwriting sessions, interviews, podcasts, and select appearances through the booking inquiry form.
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Never made
alone.
From Housefires to intimate rooms, Nate’s work has always grown from friendship, trust, and people making space for one another.
