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Song of the Saints Tour Returns This Fall!
Worship and pop sensibilities collide on the Phil Wickham Song of the Saints Tour, the singer-songwriters most ambitious nationwide run yet. After a sold-out 24-city spring leg with Tauren Wells earlier in 2026, Phil is back on the road for a 16-city fall leg this September and October featuring special guest Jamie MacDonald. The combined run pulls in 40 dates across the United States, hitting arenas, theaters, and event centers from coast to coast.
The fall leg of the Song of the Saints Tour stops in Fairfax, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, Houston, Cedar Park, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Duluth, Columbia, Orlando, Tampa, Anaheim, Henderson, Glendale, and Ontario. Venues include EagleBank Arena, Petersen Events Center, NRG Arena, Dickies Arena, the Knoxville Coliseum-style configurations, and several other large rooms. Outlets like Gospel Music Association have hailed the fall expansion as one of the biggest Christian music tours of the year.
The Song of the Saints Tour is built around Phil Wickhams latest record Song of the Saints, with a deluxe edition out alongside the fall leg. Expect a setlist packed with This Is Amazing Grace, House of the Lord, Battle Belongs, Living Hope, and new material from the album that has resonated across worship leaders and Christian radio. Phils live show is known for its production scale, audience singalongs, and a stretch of pure worship that turns each arena into a sanctuary.
Jamie MacDonald, the Australian worship leader known for his anthemic songs and powerhouse vocals, opens every fall date. The pairing has been a hit with fans, with social posts and tour archives on setlist.fm showing strong responses from cities on the early dates. Coverage from Billboard has tracked Phil Wickham as one of the most-streamed Christian artists of the year.
Tickets for the fall leg are on sale now, and the cities with the smallest venues are already moving fast. Check the schedule below for every confirmed Phil Wickham tour stop and grab your seats on BigStub, where every order comes with no hidden fees, verified sellers, and a buyer guarantee backed by more than 20 years of trusted service. Lock in your seats today and get ready for a night of worship, hits, and unforgettable singalongs.
Phil Wickham & Jamie MacDonald
Heartland Events Center
Grand Island, NebraskaPhil Wickham
EagleBank Arena
Fairfax, VirginiaPhil Wickham
Petersen Events Center
Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaPhil Wickham
Wolstein Center
Cleveland, OhioPhil Wickham
NOW Arena
Hoffman Estates, IllinoisPhil Wickham
NRG Arena
Houston, TexasPhil Wickham
HEB Center
Cedar Park, TexasPhil Wickham
Dickies Arena
Fort Worth, TexasPhil Wickham
Paycom Center
Oklahoma City, OklahomaPhil Wickham
Gas South Arena
Duluth, GeorgiaPhil Wickham
Colonial Life Arena
Columbia, South CarolinaPhil Wickham
Addition Financial Arena
Orlando, FloridaPhil Wickham
Benchmark International Arena
Tampa, FloridaPhil Wickham
Honda Center
Anaheim, CaliforniaPhil Wickham
Lee's Family Forum
Henderson, NevadaPhil Wickham
Desert Diamond Arena
Glendale, ArizonaPhil Wickham
Toyota Arena
Ontario, California
Phil Wickham: A Voice for Modern Worship
Phil Wickham has spent the better part of two decades shaping the sound of contemporary worship. From his self-titled debut in 2006 through standout records like Cannons, Heaven and Earth, Children of God, The Ascension, Living Hope, and his most recent Song of the Saints, he has built a catalog of songs that get sung in church gatherings, festivals, and arenas every week. His detailed history can be found on his official Wikipedia page.
Songs like This Is Amazing Grace, House of the Lord, Battle Belongs, and Living Hope have racked up streams in the hundreds of millions and have become some of the most-sung worship songs of the modern era. He has been nominated for and won multiple GMA Dove Awards, and his Summer Worship Nights tours have become an annual tradition that draws hundreds of thousands of fans across major outdoor venues. The summer 2025 run alone drew over 200,000 attendees across 12 cities.
The 2026 Song of the Saints Tour is positioned as the headline arena run between those summer worship gatherings. The 24-city spring leg with Tauren Wells visited venues like the Heartland Events Center, the Wolstein Center, NOW Arena, and HEB Center at Cedar Park, while the 16-city fall leg with Jamie MacDonald rolls through arenas across the Southeast, Midwest, Texas, and West Coast. The combined 40-date run makes this Phils most extensive tour to date.
What makes a Phil Wickham show stand out is the balance between production scale and pure worship simplicity. The lighting, the visuals, and the band can rival any pop arena tour, but every show pauses for a stretch of acoustic worship where Phil leads the room in unison singing. Reviews and recaps on outlets like Relevant Magazine have called it one of the most powerful live experiences in Christian music.
The Song of the Saints record and the accompanying deluxe edition lean into Phils strengths as both a songwriter and a worship leader. Tracks like Hymn of Heaven, Goodness of God, and Be Glorified weave through the fall setlists alongside the classics, with the deluxe edition adding new recordings designed for congregational singing. Whether you have followed Phil since his earliest albums or just discovered him through Sunday morning radio, the fall 2026 tour is the show to catch.
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How to Buy Phil Wickham Tickets
Where can I buy Phil Wickham Song of the Saints Tour tickets?
Tickets are available through the official Phil Wickham tour page, venue box offices, and authorized primary sellers like Ticketmaster. Verified resale tickets are also available on BigStub, a trusted third-party marketplace with no hidden fees and a full buyer guarantee on every order.
When are the fall 2026 dates?
The fall 2026 leg of the Song of the Saints Tour runs from mid September through mid October across 16 cities. The schedule above shows every confirmed fall date with venues, cities, and on-sale availability.
Who is touring with Phil Wickham?
Australian worship leader Jamie MacDonald is the special guest on the fall 2026 leg, opening every night with his anthemic worship set. The earlier 24-city spring leg featured Tauren Wells.
What venues are on the fall tour?
Fall dates run through arenas and event centers including EagleBank Arena in Fairfax, Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, NRG Arena in Houston, Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, HEB Center at Cedar Park, NOW Arena in Chicago, and additional rooms across the Southeast and West Coast.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Phil Wickham?
Phil Wickham is an American contemporary Christian artist and worship leader from San Diego, California. He has released ten studio albums since his 2006 debut, including Heaven and Earth, Children of God, The Ascension, Living Hope, and his most recent record Song of the Saints. He is best known for songs like This Is Amazing Grace, House of the Lord, Battle Belongs, and Living Hope.
What is the Song of the Saints Tour?
The Song of the Saints Tour is Phil Wickhams 2026 nationwide arena run, spanning 40 dates across 40 cities. The tour is broken into a 24-city spring leg with Tauren Wells and a 16-city fall leg with Jamie MacDonald, making it his most ambitious tour to date.
When does the fall leg of the Song of the Saints Tour take place?
The fall leg runs from mid September through mid October 2026. Browse the listings above for the complete city-by-city schedule and available ticket inventory.
Who is Jamie MacDonald?
Jamie MacDonald is an Australian worship leader and songwriter known for anthemic worship music and a powerful live presence. He opens every fall 2026 date on the Song of the Saints Tour.
What cities are on the fall tour?
Fall 2026 stops include Fairfax, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, Houston, Cedar Park, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Duluth, Columbia, Orlando, Tampa, Anaheim, Henderson, Glendale, and Ontario. Each show takes place in an arena or large event center.
Where can I buy Phil Wickham tickets?
Tickets are available through the official Phil Wickham tour page, venue box offices, and authorized primary sellers like Ticketmaster. Verified resale tickets are also available on BigStub, with no hidden fees and a full buyer guarantee.
How much do Phil Wickham tickets cost?
Prices vary by venue, seat location, and demand. Some arena floors and front sections move quickly. Check the listings above for current pricing across the full tour.
What songs will Phil Wickham play?
Setlists typically feature This Is Amazing Grace, House of the Lord, Battle Belongs, Living Hope, Hymn of Heaven, and other worship favorites alongside tracks from Song of the Saints and its deluxe edition. There is usually a pure worship segment in the middle of the show.
Is the show family friendly?
Yes. Phil Wickham concerts are a popular family and youth group choice, with worship music that appeals to all ages. Many venues offer group ticket pricing for church and ministry groups.
How long is a Phil Wickham concert?
A typical Phil Wickham headline set runs about ninety minutes to two hours, with Jamie MacDonalds opening set adding another thirty to forty-five minutes. Full evenings usually run around two and a half to three hours.
Are there VIP packages?
Some Song of the Saints Tour stops offer VIP packages with premium seating, early entry, and meet and greet opportunities. Availability varies by city. Check the listings above and the official tour page for any current VIP options on a specific date.
Can I take photos at the concert?
Photo policies vary by venue, but most allow non-flash cell phone photos for personal use only. Professional cameras and video recording are typically not permitted. Always check the venue policy ahead of your show.
What if my show is cancelled?
If a Phil Wickham performance is officially cancelled, BigStub will issue a refund or replacement based on the host venue policy. The BigStub buyer guarantee protects every order from the moment of purchase through the day of the event.
Why is this tour significant?
The Song of the Saints Tour is Phil Wickhams largest headline tour to date at 40 cities, and it follows record-breaking Summer Worship Nights gatherings. The fall leg also coincides with the release of the deluxe edition of the Song of the Saints album, giving fans new material and reimagined favorites to look forward to.