MercyMe is heading back on the road this fall with the MercyMe LIVE Tour, a 24-city run across the United States featuring an all-star lineup of Christian music artists. The tour kicks off October 8 at the Columbus Civic Center in Columbus, GA and wraps up November 15 in Minneapolis, MN. Joining MercyMe on every date are Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley -- making this one of the biggest Christian music tours of the fall season.
MercyMe has been one of the most beloved names in contemporary Christian music for over two decades. Led by frontman Bart Millard, the band behind the iconic anthem "I Can Only Imagine" continues to deliver powerful, uplifting performances night after night. Their 2025 album Wonder and Awe produced the No. 1 single "Oh Death" and showed the band is still at the top of their game. Check the listings below for your city and grab your MercyMe tickets before they sell out.
MercyMe formed in 1994 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and has grown into one of the most successful Christian music acts in history. The band -- led by vocalist Bart Millard alongside guitarist Michael John Scheuchzer, percussionist Robby Shaffer, bassist Nathan Cochran, and keyboardist Barry Graul -- has sold over 9 million albums and racked up more than 50 No. 1 radio singles. Their crossover hit "I Can Only Imagine" became the best-selling Christian single of all time and inspired a major motion picture in 2018.
The MercyMe LIVE Tour marks the bands second major outing of 2026, following the successful Wonder + Awe Tour that ran through March and April. This fall run features a stacked bill with Jeremy Camp -- a multi-platinum Christian rock artist known for hits like "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking" -- along with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley opening each night. The tour hits major venues including Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, and Gas South Arena outside Atlanta.
With 24 dates spanning from the Southeast to the Midwest, this tour covers a wide swath of the country. Key stops include North Charleston, Charlotte, Greenville, Baltimore, Baton Rouge, Colorado Springs, and Kansas City. Whether you caught the spring tour or this is your first MercyMe show, the fall run promises a night of worship, hit songs, and powerful performances from one of Christian musics greatest live acts.
Step 1: Pick Your Show
The MercyMe LIVE Tour visits 24 cities from October 8 through November 15, 2026. Browse the schedule above to find a date and venue near you. Highlights include Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on October 18, Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on November 1, and the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Spring, TX on October 31.
Step 2: Choose Your Seats
Each show listing on BigStub displays a full seat map so you can pick the perfect spot. Whether you want front-row seats close to the stage or a more affordable option further back, every listing shows the section, row, and price up front -- no hidden fees.
Step 3: Complete Your Purchase
Once you have found your seats, checkout is fast and secure. BigStub has been connecting fans with live events for over 20 years, and every order is backed by a 100% buyer guarantee. Your tickets will be delivered in time for the show so you can focus on getting ready for a night of incredible music.
Is MercyMe touring in 2026?
Yes! MercyMe is hitting the road for the MercyMe LIVE Tour this fall, a 24-city run from October 8 through November 15, 2026. The tour features Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley as supporting acts.
Who is opening for MercyMe on the fall 2026 tour?
The MercyMe LIVE Tour features Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley performing alongside MercyMe at every stop on the tour.
Where can I buy MercyMe tickets?
You can browse all available MercyMe LIVE Tour tickets right here on BigStub. Check the listings above for dates, venues, and pricing. Every order comes with a 100% buyer guarantee.
What songs does MercyMe play live?
MercyMe setlists typically include fan favorites like "I Can Only Imagine," "Even If," "Word of God Speak," "The Hurt and The Healer," and "Best News Ever," along with newer tracks from their 2025 album Wonder and Awe.