Rock the Universe 2026 lit up Universal Studios Florida this past weekend (January 23-24) with two unforgettable nights of faith-filled music, worship, and community. As Florida's largest annual Christian music festival, this year's edition delivered on every front - from powerhouse headliners to meaningful moments of worship, all set against the backdrop of Orlando's world-famous theme park.
Thousands of fans gathered to witness top Christian artists across multiple stages. Friday night featured high-energy sets from Switchfoot, KB, and rising favorite Forrest Frank, while Blessing Offor and Hulvey brought heartfelt performances that resonated deeply with the crowd.
Saturday night closed the festival with a spiritual high, as Phil Wickham led worship under the stars, LECRAE energized the audience with his dynamic set, and Colton Dixon and Passion kept spirits lifted with their signature sounds.
Also making waves this year were emerging artists like Bay Turner, Hopeful., and Megan Danielle, showing that the future of Christian music is in good hands.
Beyond the music, attendees experienced intimate worship sessions throughout the weekend and a powerful Sunday morning worship service on January 25. Many described it as a "reset moment" to begin the new year in God's presence.
As always, festivalgoers had access to Universal Studios' top attractions, including Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts and Revenge of the Mummy, adding an extra layer of excitement for youth groups and families attending the event.
In its nearly 30-year history, Rock the Universe continues to serve as a unique gathering point for Christian artists and fans. With sold-out crowds, spiritual impact, and a community-focused atmosphere, the 2026 edition proved once again why this festival remains a cornerstone in Christian music culture.
