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MercyMe Returns Home to Fort Worth

There is something special about a band playing in the city where it all started. MercyMe was born in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in 1994, when vocalist Bart Millard joined forces with guitarist Michael John Scheuchzer, percussionist Robby Shaffer, bassist Nathan Cochran, and keyboardist Barry Graul. Before the platinum records and the sold-out arenas, MercyMe was a regional act playing churches, festivals, and small venues across North Texas. The song that changed everything -- "I Can Only Imagine" -- was written by Millard as a deeply personal tribute to his late father, and it exploded into the best-selling Christian single of all time.

Since then, MercyMe has accumulated over 9 million albums sold, more than 50 No. 1 radio singles, multiple American Music Awards and Dove Awards, and several Grammy nominations. Their catalog spans decades of worship anthems: "Word of God Speak," "Even If," "Best News Ever," "Flawless," "Shake," and "The Hurt and The Healer" are just a handful of the songs that have made MercyMe one of the most enduring live acts in the genre. The 2018 film I Can Only Imagine told the story behind the hit single and grossed over $83 million worldwide, introducing the band to an entirely new audience.

The 2025 album Wonder and Awe showed that MercyMe is still evolving creatively. The lead single "Oh Death" rocketed to No. 1 on Christian radio, and a remix featuring country star Walker Hayes crossed the song into new territory. The spring 2026 Wonder + Awe Tour brought the new material to stages across the country, and now the fall MercyMe LIVE Tour continues the momentum with a fresh supporting lineup.

Jeremy Camp is the featured support act on the LIVE Tour, and he is no stranger to headlining in his own right. The multi-platinum artist has been a staple of Christian rock since the early 2000s, with hits like "I Still Believe" and "Dead Man Walking" earning him a devoted fan base. His 2020 biographical film I Still Believe mirrored MercyMe own big-screen treatment, making this pairing feel like a natural fit. Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the show, bringing worship favorites like "Starts With Me" and "Holding Onto Me" to kick off each evening.

Dickies Arena opened in November 2019 as part of the historic Will Rogers Memorial Center complex in Fort Worth. The 14,000-seat arena was designed with flexibility in mind -- it hosts everything from concerts and rodeos to basketball and hockey. For concerts, the venue three-level seating bowl puts fans closer to the stage than many comparably sized arenas, and the acoustics have drawn praise from artists and fans alike. Located at 3524 Harley Ave, Dickies Arena is easily accessible from I-30 and offers ample parking in the surrounding lots. The Cultural District location also puts concertgoers within walking distance of the Kimbell Art Museum, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, and a variety of dining options along West 7th Street.

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Where can I buy MercyMe Dickies Arena tickets?

Tickets may be available through the Dickies Arena box office and authorized primary sellers like Ticketmaster. Verified resale tickets are also available on BigStub, a trusted resale marketplace with no hidden fees and a buyer guarantee on every order.

When is MercyMe playing at Dickies Arena?

MercyMe performs at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The show is part of the MercyMe LIVE Tour and features Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. Check the venue website or your ticket confirmation for exact door and start times.

What should I know about Dickies Arena?

Dickies Arena is a 14,000-seat multipurpose arena located at 3524 Harley Ave in Fort Worth, Texas, within the historic Will Rogers Memorial Center complex. The venue opened in 2019 and is known for excellent acoustics, clear sightlines from all three seating levels, and modern concessions. Parking is available in surrounding lots, and the arena is easily accessible from Interstate 30. The Cultural District location offers nearby dining and attractions along West 7th Street.

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MercyMe Fort Worth FAQ

When is MercyMe playing at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth?

MercyMe performs at Dickies Arena on Sunday, November 1, 2026 as part of the MercyMe LIVE Tour. The show features Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley.

Who is performing with MercyMe at the Fort Worth show?

The MercyMe LIVE Tour lineup includes Jeremy Camp as the featured support act, along with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley. All four acts perform at every tour stop, giving fans a full evening of contemporary Christian music.

How much are MercyMe Fort Worth tickets?

Ticket prices vary by seat location and availability. Browse the listings above on BigStub to compare options and find seats that fit your budget for the November 1 show at Dickies Arena.

Is MercyMe from the Fort Worth area?

Yes. MercyMe formed in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in 1994. The Fort Worth stop on the LIVE Tour is essentially a homecoming show for Bart Millard and the band, who built their career in North Texas before achieving national success.

What songs does MercyMe typically play live?

MercyMe setlists usually feature fan favorites like I Can Only Imagine, Even If, Word of God Speak, Best News Ever, Flawless, The Hurt and The Healer, and Shake, along with newer tracks from their 2025 album Wonder and Awe including the No. 1 single Oh Death.

How big is Dickies Arena?

Dickies Arena has a capacity of up to 14,000 for concerts. The arena features a flexible three-level seating bowl that provides clear sightlines from every section. It opened in 2019 and is located within the Will Rogers Memorial Center complex at 3524 Harley Ave in Fort Worth.

Where do I park for events at Dickies Arena?

Parking is available in multiple lots surrounding Dickies Arena within the Will Rogers Memorial Center complex. The venue is easily accessible from Interstate 30. Check the Dickies Arena website for specific parking lot information and pricing closer to the event date.

Is this the same tour as the MercyMe Wonder + Awe Tour?

No. The Wonder + Awe Tour was a spring 2026 run with Mac Powell and Tasha Layton as support acts. The MercyMe LIVE Tour is a separate fall tour running October 8 through November 15 with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley on the bill.

Where can I buy MercyMe Dickies Arena tickets?

Tickets may be available through the Dickies Arena box office and authorized sellers. Verified resale tickets are available on BigStub, which offers transparent pricing, no hidden fees, and a buyer guarantee backed by over 20 years in the ticket business.

Are there other MercyMe tour stops near Fort Worth?

The MercyMe LIVE Tour also stops at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in Spring, Texas on October 31 -- the night before the Fort Worth show. Other Texas-area stops and the full 24-city tour schedule are available on the tour page.

Is Dickies Arena a good venue for concerts?

Dickies Arena is widely regarded as one of the best concert venues in Texas. The arena was purpose-built with excellent acoustics, and its three-level seating bowl keeps fans close to the stage. The Cultural District location also offers nearby dining and entertainment options along West 7th Street.

Is MercyMe appropriate for all ages?

Yes. MercyMe concerts are family-friendly and welcoming to fans of all ages. The music is uplifting and faith-based, and the atmosphere is warm and inclusive. Many families attend MercyMe shows together, and the band is known for creating a positive and encouraging live experience.