Anne Wilson Brings Her "Stars Tour" and Contemporary Christian Hits to the Stage This Weekend

Christian singer-songwriter Anne Wilson is continuing to bring her contemporary Christian sound to stages across the country as part of her Stars Tour, with a stop this weekend joined by Christian musician Aodhan King.

Wilson, who hails from Lexington, Kentucky, first broke through in 2021 with her debut single "My Jesus," which topped the Christian charts and has since been certified double platinum. Her debut album of the same name followed in 2022 and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album.

Since then, Wilson has released two more albums - 2024's "Rebel" and "Stars," which arrived in late 2025 - building a catalog that includes fan favorites like "Strong," "God Story," "The Cross" with Chris Tomlin, and "Praying Woman" with Lainey Wilson. Her latest single, "Who I Am To You," continues that momentum.

Wilson's journey into music followed profound loss: she felt called to pursue Christian music after the death of her older brother, Jacob. That loss has shaped much of her songwriting, giving her music a depth that resonates with listeners navigating their own grief and doubt.

With more than 2 billion career streams, multiple Dove Awards, and recognition from outlets including Billboard and CMT, Wilson has become one of the most consistent voices in contemporary Christian and country crossover music.

The Stars Tour continues through the fall, with additional stops already scheduled into November. Fans can check Wilson's official tour page for dates and ticket availability in their area.