SKILLET RELEASES AFTER THE STORM — OUT NOW

“'After the Storm' is heavy, melodic, emotional and unmistakably SKILLET. ...a welcome return to some of the band's harder-edged instincts. ...this EP delivers exactly what SKILLET have always done best.”
— Blabbermouth

“Hard-hitting EP...raging first single with 'Scream'.”
—  SPIN

“One of the most vulnerable, angst-ridden collections of its storied career. ... an unflinching look at hurt and betrayal, yet ... a message of hope."
— Billboard

SKILLET RELEASES AFTER THE STORM — OUT NOW 

New Focus Track “Grave Stomper” Leads Six-Song EP Amid Career-High Momentum, 30 Million RIAA-Certified Units and “Monster” Soaring to 7X Platinum              

“Still Screaming Tour” Underway With Markets Selling Out as Skillet Continues to Command One of the Biggest Global Audiences of Its Nearly 30-Year Career

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — October 9, 2026 — Multi-Platinum rock band Skillet today unleashes its highly anticipated new independent EP, After the Storm, a six-song collection that finds one of the world’s biggest rock bands delivering some of the heaviest, most vulnerable and hopeful music of its nearly 30-year career. Leading today’s release is focus track “Grave Stomper,” a hard-hitting anthem that embodies the fighting spirit at the heart of After the Storm. The EP arrives amid a remarkable period of momentum for Skillet, including 30 million RIAA-certified units across 21 titles, 11 newly awarded certifications led by the career-defining “Monster” soaring to 7X Platinum, more than 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, a wave of national media attention and a U.S. headline tour already selling out in multiple markets.

LISTEN TO AFTER THE STORM: https://vyd.co/SkilletAfterTheStorm 
LISTEN TO “GRAVE STOMPER”:  lyric video

Produced by David Cowell (Sleep Theory) and the band’s own Korey Cooper, After the Stormmarks both a return to Skillet’s heavier musical roots and one of its most personal creative statements to date. The project brought frontman John Cooper back to his hometown of Memphis to record for the first time since Skillet’s 2003 album Collide.

Inspired by seasons of betrayal, grief, anger and depression—and the perseverance, faith and hope that emerged on the other side—the EP finds Cooper writing from one of the most vulnerable places of his career.

“This EP is special to me,” says Cooper. “It reignites what Skillet was always meant to be—which is music that helps lift people out of dark times. I wrote these songs because I needed to be lifted out of my darkness.”

“GRAVE STOMPER” LEADS RELEASE DAY-

At the center of today’s release is “Grave Stomper,” a ferocious anthem that channels the heavier side of Skillet and the spirit of resilience running throughout After the Storm. 

 “I was being slandered, but I knew those untrue words didn’t have any power over me. You can’t live in lies very long; the truth will come out. I can stand strong on that as a ‘Grave Stomper’.”

“Grave Stomper” follows previously released tracks “Scream” and “Lift Me Up,” which first introduced the intensely personal season behind After the Storm, and combined have surpassed 12 million global streams.

Together with “Grave Stomper,” the songs set the tone for an EP that wrestles openly with betrayal, anger, depression, suffering, perseverance and the decision to hold onto hope.

A CATALOG STILL REACHING NEW HEIGHTS-

The new music arrives as Skillet’s remarkable catalog continues reaching new milestones.

Last month, the band celebrated 30 million RIAA-certified units across 21 titles, including 11 newly awarded certifications. Among the latest honors, “Monster” reached 7X Platinum, “Hero” 4X Platinum, and both “Awake and Alive” and “Feel Invincible” 3X Platinum.

“Monster” has also surpassed 5 billion global streams, claimed a place in Spotify’s Billions Club and became the first song by a Christian artist to surpass one billion streams on Spotify.

FROM BILLBOARD AND SPIN TO FOX NEWS AND FORBES - 

After the Storm arrives amid a wide-ranging wave of national media attention spanning music, culture, faith and news, with recent coverage and conversations including Billboard, The Daily Wire, Plugged-In, RELATABLE, SPIN, WORLD, and a deep dive podcast interview with RockFeed.

CCM Magazine put the full band on its September cover, examining the remarkable trajectory of a rock band whose audience continues to expand nearly three decades into its career while also exploring the deeply personal experiences that informed After the Storm.

Recent interviews and features have explored everything from Skillet’s extraordinary streaming success and longevity to Cooper’s faith, mental health, personal struggles and the experiences behind the new songs—underscoring the unusually broad cultural footprint the band continues to maintain.

SELLING OUT ON THE ROAD -

Skillet’s Live Nation Still Screaming Tour is underway now, with multiple markets already selling out, including Long Island, Minneapolis, Seattle, Phoenix, Dallas, San Antonio and Orlando.

The U.S. headline tour follows a landmark European trek earlier this year that delivered the largest international audiences of Skillet’s career, bringing approximately 90,000 fans across 23 cities, with sold-out shows and record-setting ticket sales at venues including Paris’ Zénith.

The current tour continues through November, bringing together nearly three decades of hits with the new music from After the Storm.

TOUR DATES / TICKETS- Skillet.com 

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ABOUT SKILLET:  

Skillet tap into the sound of surviving any adversity, dusting yourself off, and getting back up again for another round. Heavy guitars kick with the inspiration to keep going, while stadium-size hooks double as a reminder to never give up no matter what. The quartet—John Cooper [lead vocals, bass], Korey Cooper [guitar, keys, production], Jen Ledger [drums, vocals], and Seth Morrison [lead guitar]—have quietly, yet indisputably become one of the biggest global hard rock bands of the 21st century with total album sales over 23 million, 30 million RIAA-certified units across 21 titles, an average of 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, and dozens of massive placements across sports, film, and television. Among a catalog highlighted by chart-topping albums and hits, the 7x-Platinum “Monster” has eclipsed 5 billion global streams, claimed a place in Spotify’s “Billions Club,” resounded as “one of the most-streamed rock songs of all time,” and the only Christian song in history to cross 1 billion Spotify streams. During 2025, their first-ever Christmas release “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” made a viral impact and captured #1 on five Billboard charts. The band’s 2026 European tour brought them in front of their biggest international crowds yet—not only selling out shows across the continent, but breaking ticket sales records at venues like Zénith Paris. Awarded multiplatinum, platinum, or gold RIAA certifications for 12 singles and four full-length albums, the group have notably garnered two GRAMMY® Award nominations, earned a BillboardMusic Award, and impressively delivered three Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 200. Widening the scope of this vision, Skillet launched the graphic novel series EDEN with Z2. Kicking off another chapter, Skillet decided to get heavier and punch harder on their 2026 independent EP, After The Storm, introduced by the single “Scream.”

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SKILLET CELEBRATES 30 MILLION RIAA CERTIFIED UNITS AS “MONSTER” SOARS TO 7X PLATINUM

SKILLET CELEBRATES 30 MILLION
RIAA CERTIFIED UNITS AS “MONSTER” SOARS TO 7X PLATINUM 

Eleven New Certifications Arrive Ahead of October 9 Release of After the Storm and Fall U.S. Tour

 

“Hero” Earns 4x Platinum; “Awake and Alive” and “Feel Invincible” Hit 3x Platinum as Skillet Continues One of the Strongest Periods of Its Nearly 30-Year Career

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — September 16, 2026  — Multi-Platinum rock band Skillet is celebrating a major career milestone with 30M RIAA certified units across 21 titles, including 11 newly awarded honors, as the band prepares to release its new independent EP, After the Storm, October 9. Leading the latest wave is the career-defining smash “Monster,” now 7x Platinum, alongside “Hero” at 4x Platinum and both “Awake and Alive” and “Feel Invincible” at 3x Platinum.

Leading the new certifications is Skillet’s career-defining smash “Monster,” now 7x Platinum, further cementing its place among rock’s most enduring hits. The song has surpassed 5 billion global streams and made history as the first song by a Christian artist to cross one billion streams on Spotify.

The band’s 11 newly awarded RIAA certifications include:

“Monster” — 7x Platinum

“Hero” — 4x Platinum

“Awake and Alive” — 3x Platinum

“Feel Invincible” — 3x Platinum

“Not Gonna Die” — Platinum

“Falling Inside the Black” — Gold

“Finish Line” — Gold

“Rise” — Gold

“Sick of It” — Gold

“Back From the Dead” — Gold

“Unleashed” — Platinum

The certifications arrive during one of the strongest periods of global momentum in Skillet’s career. The band currently averages more than 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, while a new generation continues to discover its music through streaming, social media, gaming and sports. Earlier this year, Skillet completed its biggest international run to date, playing to approximately 90,000 fans across 23 European cities, with sold-out shows and record-setting ticket sales at venues including Paris’ Zénith.

And while Skillet’s catalog continues to reach new heights, the band is firmly focused on what comes next.

Arriving October 9, the six-song After the Storm finds Skillet returning to a heavier, rawer sound while frontman John Cooperdelivers some of the most vulnerable and hopeful songwriting of his career. Produced by David Cowell (Sleep Theory), the project brought Cooper back to his hometown of Memphis to record for the first time since Skillet’s 2003 album Collide.

“This EP is special to me,” says Cooper. “It reignites what Skillet was always meant to be—which is music that helps lift people out of dark times. I wrote these songs because I needed to be lifted out of my darkness.”

The EP’s latest single, “Lift Me Up,” follows “Scream,” which has already surpassed 5 million global streams. Both songs reflect the intensely personal season behind After the Storm, which finds Cooper writing candidly about betrayal, anger, depression, faith, perseverance and ultimately hope.

“Lift Me Up” pairs a syncopated groove and crushing guitar riff with Cooper’s declaration, “I’m not gonna die tonight. I’m gonna rise above it.”

“When I wrote it, so many things were dragging me down,” Cooper says. “I was asking God to lift me up.”

“Scream,” meanwhile, channels the frustration and volatility Cooper sees permeating modern culture—and his own struggle through a difficult personal season—into an explosive cry for meaning and help.

Skillet will take the new music on the road this fall with a U.S. headline tour beginning in October, bringing together a catalog that now spans multiple generations of fans with the next chapter of the band’s music. Tickets are available at Skillet.com 

With more than 23 million albums sold worldwide, two GRAMMY Award nominations, a Billboard Music Award, three Top 5 albums on the Billboard 200 and an expanding collection of Gold and Multi-Platinum certifications, Skillet has built one of rock music’s most enduring careers without sacrificing the identity that has defined the band from the beginning.

Nearly three decades into its career, Skillet isn’t looking back on its legacy—it’s writing its next chapter. After the Stormarrives as the band reaches one of the biggest audiences of its career, pairing extraordinary catalog growth with its most vulnerable and hopeful music to date.

ABOUT SKILLET:  

Skillet tap into the sound of surviving any adversity, dusting yourself off, and getting back up again for another round. Heavy guitars kick with the inspiration to keep going, while stadium-size hooks double as a reminder to never give up no matter what. The quartet—John Cooper [lead vocals, bass], Korey Cooper [guitar, keys, production], Jen Ledger [drums, vocals], and Seth Morrison [lead guitar]—have quietly, yet indisputably become one of the biggest global hard rock bands of the 21st century with total album over 23 million, an average of 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, and dozens of massive placements across sports, film, and television. Among a catalog highlighted by chart-topping albums and hits, the 6x-Platinum “Monster” has eclipsed 5 billion global streams, claimed a place in Spotify’s “Billions Club,” resounded as “one of the most-streamed rock songs of all time,” and the only Christian song in history to cross 1 billion Spotify streams. During 2025, their first-ever Christmas release “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” made a viral impact and captured #1 on five Billboard charts. The band’s 2026 European tour brought them in front of their biggest international crowds yet—not only selling out shows across the continent, but breaking ticket sales records at venues like Zénith Paris. Awarded multiplatinum, platinum, or gold RIAA certifications for 12 singles and four full-length albums, the group have notably garnered two GRAMMY® Award nominations, earned a Billboard Music Award, and impressively delivered three Top 5 debuts on the Billboard 200. Widening the scope of this vision, Skillet launched the graphic novel series EDEN with Z2. Kicking off another chapter, Skillet decided to get heavier and punch harder on their 2026 independent EP, After The Storm, introduced by the single “Scream.”

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AINSLEY EARHARDT'S "AMERICA, I'M SO GLAD YOU WERE BORN" DEBUTS AT NO. 2 ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER LIST

AINSLEY EARHARDT'S "AMERICA, I'M SO GLAD YOU WERE BORN" DEBUTS AT NO. 2 ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER LIST

Patriotic Picture Book Tops Prestigious List Following June Release

(NEW YORK) —  June 11, 2026  — "FOX & Friends" co-host and bestselling author Ainsley Earhardt has earned the No. 2 spot on The New York Times Best Seller list with her newest children's picture book, America, I'm So Glad You Were Born.

Released June 2 by Zonderkidz, the patriotic picture book quickly resonated with families across the country, becoming the top-selling children's book in America and marking another major publishing achievement for Earhardt, whose previous title I'm So Glad You Were Born became a No. 1 New York Times bestseller in Fall 2023.

"I am incredibly grateful to readers, parents, grandparents, teachers, and families who have embraced this book," said Earhardt. "My hope was to create something that celebrates the blessings of our nation and helps children understand the values, freedoms, and opportunities that make America so special. To see it reach No. 2 is truly humbling."

Inspired by the warmth and gratitude that made I'm So Glad You Were Born a beloved bestseller, America, I'm So Glad You Were Born invites young readers to celebrate the people, places, freedoms, and ideals that define the United States. Through lively rhyme and vibrant illustrations by acclaimed artist Kim Barnes, the book captures the joy, pride, and gratitude of being an American.

"We are thrilled to see America, I'm So Glad You Were Born reach No. 2 on The New York Times Best Seller list," said Megan Dobson, Vice President and Publisher of Zonderkidz. "Ainsley's heart for children and our great country shines through on every page, and she does a beautiful job connecting with families through heartfelt storytelling. This book's success reflects the enthusiasm readers have shown for its message of gratitude for and a celebration of America."

Released ahead of America's upcoming 250th anniversary celebration, the book highlights the nation's founding principles, cherished freedoms, and enduring spirit. It serves as both an educational resource and a meaningful family read-aloud that encourages gratitude for the opportunities and values Americans share.

America, I'm So Glad You Were Born is available now through Amazon and booksellers nationwide.

About Ainsley Earhardt

Ainsley Earhardt is co-host of FOX News Channel's FOX & Friends (weekdays 6-9 a.m. ET) alongside Steve Doocy, Lawrence Jones, and Brian Kilmeade. She also hosts Ainsley's Bible Study on FOX Nation. Earhardt is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of several books, including I'm So Glad You Were Born, Take Heart, My Child, The Light Within Me, and Through Your Eyes: A Child's Gift to Me. She resides in New York City with her daughter Hayden and dog Rosie Tiny Buttercup.

About Kim Barnes

Kim Barnes is an illustrator based on the Isle of Wight, England. Inspired by her own children, she creates imaginative artwork that brings stories to life for young readers around the world.

About Zonderkidz

Zonderkidz, the children's division of Zondervan and HarperCollins Christian Publishing, inspires young lives through imaginative, innovative, and educational resources that reflect a Christian worldview and encourage faith formation in children and teens.

KELLY CLARKSON MUSIC DIRECTOR JASON HALBERT AND CO-AUTHOR RHONDA HALBERT RELEASE ARCHITECT, THE EPIC FINAL CHAPTER IN THE BEST-SELLING GOODPASTURE CHRONICLES TRILOGY

KELLY CLARKSON MUSIC DIRECTOR JASON HALBERT AND CO-AUTHOR RHONDA HALBERT RELEASE ARCHITECT, THE EPIC FINAL CHAPTER IN THE BEST-SELLING GOODPASTURE CHRONICLES TRILOGY

R.J. Halbert’s Highly-Anticipated Conclusion Follows the Success of #1 Bestseller SERVANT and Award-Winning Debut CARETAKER

Release Week Includes National Television Spotlight on The Kelly Clarkson Show

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 3, 2026) — Kelly Clarkson music director Jason Halbert and co-author Rhonda Halbert, writing together as R.J. Halbert, have released ARCHITECT, the powerful and long-awaited final installment in The Goodpasture Chronicles trilogy—bringing to a close the sweeping supernatural saga that began with the nine-time award-winning, #1 bestselling debut CARETAKER and continued with seven-time award-winning SERVANT, which debuted at #1 on Amazon. Book one in the series, CARETAKER, received the 2025 Bill Fischer Silver Award, and book two, SERVANT, received the coveted Blue Star from Kirkus Reviews.

In celebration of the book's release, R.J. Halbert appeared on The Kelly Clarkson Show yesterday to discuss ARCHITECT, the inspiration behind the series, and the remarkable journey that transformed personal loss into an award-winning trilogy. The couple open up about their bittersweet farewell to the trilogy, and tease what's next for the franchise, including a TV series adaptation and a new Y.A. spinoff novel.

Now, as one major era in television ends with this month’s conclusion of the show and another creative journey reaches its end as well, R.J. Halbert is reflecting on the unexpected intersection of art, suffering, faith, and purpose that shaped both.

"The creation of The Goodpasture Chronicles was our way of processing a long journey of grief," says R.J. Halbert. "We never could have imagined the attention and accolades received for a story so personal. It is often said that life imitates art. Our lives have certainly been impacted by our unexpected art, and the hope is our art will continue to impact many more lives."

As the final chapter, ARCHITECT not only answers long-held questions but also invites reflection on destiny, healing, and the lasting impact of choices made across generations. 

ARCHITECT is available now on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1963366190

ABOUT R.J. HALBERT

R.J. Halbert is a sixteen-time award-winning, #1 bestselling husband-and-wife team who are the authors of The Goodpasture Chronicles, a supernatural fantasy trilogy that blends mystery, suspense, endurance, and triumph into an epic adventure. Book one in the series, CARETAKER, received the 2025 Bill Fischer Silver Award, and book two, SERVANT, received the coveted Blue Star from Kirkus Reviews and was named a finalist in the 2026 American Legacy Book Awards (Mystery/Suspense Historical).

Jason Halbert, one-half of R.J. Halbert, is an Emmy and Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter whose work has reached millions worldwide through multiple #1 and platinum-selling albums. In addition to his 23+ year career as music director and producer for Kelly Clarkson, he has contributed to numerous film and television projects and collaborated with a wide range of recording artists. When not creating music, he enjoys beekeeping, sci-fi, and storytelling.

Rhonda Halbert, the other half of R.J. Halbert, spent 15 years as a successful music and television manager after homeschooling their two children on the road. She has guided clients' relationships with labels, networks, and producers, and is also a published photographer, music supervisor, passionate cook, garden enthusiast, and spiritual practitioner.

Together, Jason and Rhonda have woven their 33+ years of life into a riveting narrative—rooted in truth and experience, and brought to life through imagination.

 

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OUT NOW: Amy Grant Returns with The Me That Remains, Her First Album of Original Songs in 13 Years

 

OUT NOW: Amy Grant Returns with The Me That Remains, Her First Album of Original Songs in 13 Years

Six-Time GRAMMY Winner Shares Deeply Personal, Reflective Collection Produced by Mac McAnally

Album Release Show at the Ryman Auditorium Tonight, Followed by Tour Dates in NYC, Chicago, Boston and More

Photo credit: Ed Rode

“Someone who knows exactly who she is and how she wants to live her life.” – NPR

“Profoundly personal.” – USA Today

“Some of her most unfiltered, powerfully contemplative songs to date.” – Billboard

“Poignant, reflective.” – PEOPLE Magazine

May 8, 2026: Six-time GRAMMY® Award winner and 2022 Kennedy Center Honoree Amy Grant has returned with her first collection of original songs in 13 years, The Me That Remains, out today via Thirty Tigers. A deeply personal and reflective work, The Me That Remains finds Grant taking a clear-eyed look at where she stands personally, spiritually, and creatively today. Across its ten tracks, the album reflects on healing, connection, endurance, and grace, shaped by the life experience of a beloved musician now more than 50 years into a groundbreaking career. 

"I had so much fun going back into the studio again and making this project with Mac [McAnally],” Grant says. “To hear the talent every writer, musician and guest artist brought to the project put a big smile on my face.  I feel like this project freed me from expectations that I didn't even know I had.”

Produced by ten-time CMA Award winner and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Mac McAnally, the album signals a more stripped-down, singer-songwriter approach, first previewed with “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm),” a meditation on unity and perspective inspired by the idealism of the Woodstock era. 

Throughout The Me That Remains, McAnally’s understated production allows Grant’s voice—warm, intimate, and resolute—to take center stage, foregrounding the emotional clarity that defines the record. Written and recorded in the wake of significant personal challenges, including open heart surgery and a life-altering bike accident, the album carries a sense of hard-won perspective, balancing vulnerability with quiet strength.

Grant has introduced the album in recent weeks with a series of special appearances, including a performance of the title track on Live with Kelly & Mark and a sold-out “New York Evening With Amy Grant” at The Greene Space, hosted by the GRAMMY Museum in partnership with the Americana Music Foundation, where she debuted several songs from the project live for the first time.

Across the album, Grant blends deeply personal reflection with broader themes of collective healing. “How Do We Get There From Here” (feat. Ruby Amanfu) wrestles with division, grief, and the urgent question of how to move forward in the wake of tragedy—written following the 2023 Covenant School shooting in Nashville and released on its anniversary as a call for unity, compassion, and collective action. “The Saint,” co-written with longtime collaborator Michael W. Smith, offers a portrait of redemption, while collaborations with Vince Gill, Sarah Cannon, and Corrina Gill underscore the personal and musical relationships that have shaped her life and career.

Co-written with McAnally, the title track “The Me That Remains” serves as the album’s emotional centerpiece, directly reflecting on Grant’s recent health journey (“Life cut me wide open / When my head hit the ground / Wasn’t my time for dying / Guess my soul just stuck around”). Ultimately, the song emerges as a testament to survival, resilience, and gratitude (“My smile in the mirror is enough for today / Reflecting the light deep down inside that never will fade”).

Visually, The Me That Remains extends these themes of reflection and reconstruction. Grant commissioned artist Wayne Brezinka to create the album cover as a mixed-media collage assembled from meaningful fragments of her life—including family photos, pieces of a treasured quilt, seashells from her collection, her childhood Bible, and an article about her great-grandfather—layering memory and meaning directly into the portrait. In conjunction with the release, the Museum of Christian and Gospel Music in Nashville will debut a special exhibition of the artwork beginning May 8.

Now 65, Grant remains a singular figure in American music. With more than 30 million albums sold and over 2.2 billion global streams, she became the first artist in Contemporary Christian Music to achieve a platinum record, reach No. 1 on the pop charts, and perform at the GRAMMY Awards. A trailblazer whose career has spanned church pews to arena stages, she returns with a record rooted in hard-won perspective—and in the strength of the woman who remains.

The Me That Remains is out now via Thirty Tigers on vinyl, CD and across streaming platforms. Additionally, there are exclusive offerings including Orange Vinyl for Indie Record Stores and an exclusive CD with bonus tracks via Amazon. The exclusive Turquoise Vinyl offered by Talk Shop Live is sold-out. Listen to/order The Me That Remains HERE and watch the new lyric video for “Please Don’t Make Me Beg” HERE.

Grant will perform a special album release show at the Ryman Auditorium tonight (May 8) in celebration of the new album, followed by a performance at LA’s The Troubadour for Covenant House California’s inaugural “Speak Out” event, sponsored by Amazon and Delta Air Lines. Grant recently announced a string of tour dates throughout June, with stops in NYC, Chicago, Boston and more, as well as sold-out album signings at Grimey’s in Nashville and Electric Fetus in Minneapolis. For all upcoming shows and more information, please visit https://www.amygrant.com. 

The Me That Remains Tracklist

The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)

How Do We Get There From Here (feat. Ruby Amanfu)

Please Don’t Make Me Beg

The Saint

Beautiful Lone Companion

The Me That Remains

‘Til We Get It Right

(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day

Friend Like You (with Vince Gill)

The Other Side Of Goodbye (with Sarah Cannon & Corrina Gill)

Amy Grant 2026 Tour Dates

May 8 - Ryman Auditorium - Nashville, TN

May 13 - The Troubadour - Los Angeles, CA

June 15 - City Winery Chicago - Chicago, IL

June 16 - Mercury Ballroom - Louisville, KY

June 17 - Eddie’s Attic - Decatur, GA

June 19 - Sherman Theater - Stroudsburg, PA

June 20 - City Winery New York City - New York, NY

June 21 - Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts - Patchogue, NY

June 23 - City Winery Boston - Boston, MA

June 24 - Bichmere - Alexandria, VA

June 26 - The Ludlow Garage - Cincinnati, OH

June 27 - Robert Kirk Walker Theatre - Chattanooga, TN

July 30 - Carnegie Library Music Hall Homestead - Munhall, PA

August 1 - Keswick Theatre - Glenside, PA

August 14 - MGM Northfield Park Center Stage - Northfield, OH

November 27 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Columbus, OH

November 28 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Hershey, PA

November 29 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Charlotte, NC

November 30 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Raleigh, NC

December 2 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Fort Wayne, IN

December 3 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Grand Rapids, MI

December 4 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Saint Paul, MN

December 5 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Lincoln, NE

December 7 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Kansas City, MO

December 8 - Christmas Together with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans - Loveland, CO

December 14 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 15 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 16 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 17 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 19 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 20 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 22 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

December 23 - Christmas at the Ryman (w/ Vince Gill) - Nashville, TN

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