Three of the biggest names in Christian music history are sharing one stage this fall - and tickets go on sale in four days.
TobyMac, Chris Tomlin, and Third Day have officially announced a co-headlining fall tour, marking the first time the three acts have performed together in this format. The tour launches November 5 at Mizzou Arena in Columbia, Missouri, with stops confirmed at arenas including GIANT Center in Hershey, Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock, and KeyBank Center in Buffalo, among others.
Between them, the three acts carry a combined legacy of over 55 No. 1 singles, countless GRAMMY Awards, and decades of songs that have shaped the sound of the modern church. Each night, all three will headline - rotating closing sets so no two shows are exactly the same.
TobyMac summed it up directly: "Third Day allowed me to open for them on my first big tour as a solo artist, and Chris and I toured together back in 2010. It will be a night diverse in musical styles and sounds but woven together in the heart and soul."
Chris Tomlin added that he is praying the nights leave "a lasting impact on each community." Third Day called the pairing "historic."
The tour is presented by Compassion International and supported by K-LOVE. Tickets go on sale to the general public Wednesday, May 20 at noon Eastern via Ticketmaster.
For fans who have followed any one of these three artists across their careers, this is a rare chance to see all three in a single evening - bound together by decades of shared faith and friendship.
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