Phil Wickham Slates ‘Song Of The Saints Tour’ For Spring

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Phil Wickham will launch a new nationwide tour, the “Song of the Saints Tour,” this spring featuring Tauren Wells with special guest Jamie MacDonald.

The 24-city tour will travel across the U.S. with stops in Birmingham, Knoxville, Savannah, Baltimore, Jacksonville, Charlotte, St.Louis and more through May 24. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Oct. 2, while an exclusive pre-sale begins Sept. 29.

The announcement comes on the heels of Wickham’s brand-new album, Song of the Saints, out now. The project featuring already-released hit singles “Homesick for Heaven” and “What An Awesome God,” along with some new worship anthems sure to become fan-favorites.

“With the release of my new album, Song Of The Saints, I couldn’t wait to get dates on the calendar to sing these songs with the church,” says Wickham. “I feel a stronger stirring than I ever have before that we need to gather and raise the banner of Jesus high. There is a darkness-shaking, soul-waking, heaven-moving power in our collective song of faith. These nights are not about a show or a concert, but about the people of God shouting the praises of God in the presence of God. I am convinced we will witness eternal life-change on these nights—freedom, healing, salvation, joy, and hope—as we call on the Name above all names. Bring anyone and everyone you know who needs to know and experience the love of God in a fresh way. I can’t wait to be with you all. Much love!”

“Song Of The Saints Tour” Dates:
Mar. 18- Legacy Arena- Birmingham, AL
Mar. 19- Knoxville Civic Coliseum- Knoxville, TN
Mar. 20- Landers Center- Southaven, MS
Mar. 21- Truist Arena- Highland Heights, KY
Mar. 26- Santander Arena- Reading, PA
Mar. 27- Chartway Arena- Norfolk, VA
Mar. 28- Bon Secours Wellness Arena- Greenville, SC
Mar. 29- Enmarket Arena- Savannah, GA
Apr. 15- Ford Center- Evansville, IN
Apr. 16- George Gervin GameAbove Center- Ypsilanti, MI
Apr. 17- Schottenstein Center- Columbus, OH
Apr. 18- Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena- Baltimore, MD
Apr. 23- Hertz Arena- Estero, FL
Apr. 24- VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena- Jacksonville, FL
Apr. 25- Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum- Winston-Salem, NC
Apr. 26- Bojangles Coliseum- Charlotte, NC
May 13- Target Center- Minneapolis, MN
May 14- UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena- Milwaukee, WI
May 15- Van Andel Arena- Grand Rapids, MI
May 16- Rupp Arena- Lexington, KY
May 21- The Broadmoor World Arena- Colorado Springs, CO
May 22- Park City Arena- Wichita, KS
May 23- Chaifetz Arena- St. Louis, MO
May 24- Allen County War Memorial Coliseum- Fort Wayne, IN

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