GRAMMY-nominated worship artist Phil Wickham is bringing back his Hallelujah! It's Christmas! Southern California Christmas Tour for 2026, with five performances scheduled across Fontana, San Diego, and Downey. Tickets are on sale now through his official tour page.
Following his first arena tour, Wickham will offer a more intimate Christmas worship experience featuring seasonal favorites and newer worship music. The concerts are designed to bring families, friends, and church communities together to celebrate the hope and joy of Christmas.
"Christmas is a reminder that God came near to us in the most beautiful and unexpected way," Wickham shared. He added that he hopes the tour will help audiences remember the true meaning of Christmas and the hope found in Jesus.
Phil Wickham's 2026 Southern California Christmas Tour Dates
The five-night tour will visit three Southern California cities, with two performances each in Fontana and San Diego.
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Monday, November 30, 2026: Fontana, California - Water of Life Church
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Tuesday, December 1, 2026: Fontana, California - Water of Life Church
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Thursday, December 3, 2026: San Diego, California - Maranatha Chapel
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Friday, December 4, 2026: San Diego, California - Maranatha Chapel
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Sunday, December 6, 2026: Downey, California - Calvary Chapel Downey
Fans can find ticket information and additional details through Phil Wickham's official tour website.
A Season of Worship and Christmas Music
Wickham is known for worship anthems including "This Is Amazing Grace," "Living Hope," and "Battle Belongs." His latest album, Song of the Saints, was released in September 2025 and features "What an Awesome God."
The award-winning artist continues to reach audiences through his recorded music, live performances, and devotional writing. His Christmas releases have also become part of his broader ministry, inviting listeners to celebrate the birth of Jesus through worship.
With the return of Hallelujah! It's Christmas!, Wickham is preparing to bring that message to Southern California once again, offering audiences an opportunity to gather in worship during the Christmas season.
