Fort Worth: MercyMe with Jeremy Camp at Dickies Arena
MercyMe headlines Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026, at 7:00 PM, with tickets starting at $50. The MercyMe LIVE fall tour brings a stacked Christian music bill: Jeremy Camp joins as co-star, and Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the night together.
MercyMe frontman Bart Millard grew up in Greenville, Texas, and the band formed in Oklahoma in 1994. Its 2001 single “I Can Only Imagine,” which Millard wrote after his father’s death, crossed over to pop radio and became the first Christian song certified platinum and then double platinum as a digital single. The song’s story became the 2018 film “I Can Only Imagine,” and the band has since scored nearly 30 No. 1 songs, the most ever on Billboard’s Christian Airplay chart, with hits like “Even If,” “Flawless” and “Greater.”
Jeremy Camp has sold more than 6 million albums and logged 45 No. 1 singles across formats, led by “I Still Believe,” whose backstory became a 2020 film that opened at No. 1 at the box office. Expect him to bring songs like “Walk by Faith” and “Dead Man Walking.” Tim Timmons co-wrote MercyMe’s “Even If,” and Sam Wesley is Millard’s son, which gives the evening a family feel.
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MercyMe’s latest studio album, “Wonder & Awe,” produced the No. 1 single “Oh Death,” and the band followed the first film’s success with “I Can Only Imagine 2.” Dickies Arena opened in 2019 in Fort Worth’s Cultural District and has become a regular North Texas stop for major Christian tours. See more shows on the Dickies Arena venue page.
Doors typically open about an hour before showtime. Dickies Arena is at 1911 Montgomery Street, next to the Will Rogers Memorial Center, with paid parking in the Will Rogers garages. Sunday evening traffic is usually light, but the parking lots fill up for sold-out arena shows, so plan to arrive early.