This mega Christian band is reuniting for a 30th anniversary tour stopping in Nashville

For the first time in 11 years, Mac Powell, Mark Lee, David Carr and Tai Anderson, collectively known as the mega Christian band Third Day, are set to reunite to kick off the band’s 30th Anniversary Tour. The four-time Grammy and 24-time Dove Award-winning band will make a Nashville stop at Bridgestone Arena on April 12, 2026.

Throughout the band’s nearly 30-year career, they’ve sold more than 10 million albums, achieved 31 No.1 singles, and released 14 studio albums.

Tickets go on sale June 27 at 10 a.m. CT at ThirdDay.com and AwakeningFoundation.com. Third Day’s 2018 farewell tour made history by selling out in 12 minutes.

Founding member Powell shared his excitement for getting back on the road with Third Day saying in a release, “I’ve been getting asked the question for many years, ‘when is Third Day going to do a tour again’ and I’ve always said…’One day soon, I hope!’ I’m so excited that we finally get the chance to play music together again on stage and give our fans what they’ve been waiting for.”

Lee added, “Third Day has always been, first and foremost, a live band. The best way to celebrate 30 years is to get back together for a tour. I can’t wait to get back out on the road with these guys and put on a big show for our fans.”

Grammy award-winning artist Zach Williams is also slated to appear on Third Day’s tour. Known for massive hits including “Chain Breaker” and his “There Was Jesus” duet with Dolly Parton, Williams is set to bring his in-demand soulful and gritty faith-based rock to the show.

Third Day 30th Anniversary tour dates:

• 3/19/26 Jacksonville, FL-VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

• 3/20/26 Estero, FL-Hertz Arena

• 3/21/26 Pensacola, FL-Pensacola Bay Center

• 3/22/26 Orlando, FL-Kia Center

• 3/26/26 Austin, TX-Moody Center

• 3/27/26 Grand Prairie, TX (Dallas)-Texas Trust CU Theatre at Grand Prairie

• 3/28/26 Sugar Land, TX (Houston)-Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land

• 3/29/26 Tulsa, OK-BOK Center

• 4/2/26 Toledo, OH-Huntington Center

• 4/3/26 Youngstown, OH-Covelli Centre

• 4/4/26 Grand Rapids, MI-Van Andel Arena

• 4/9/26 Minneapolis, MN-Target Center

• 4/10/26 Chicago, IL-Credit Union 1 Arena

• 4/11/26 St. Louis, MO-Chaifetz Arena

• 4/12/26 Nashville, TN-Bridgestone Arena

• 4/16/26 Henderson, NV-Lee’s Family Forum

• 4/17/26 Stateline, NV-Tahoe Blue Event Center

• 4/18/26 Portland, OR-Veterans Memorial Coliseum

• 4/19/26 Kent, WA (Seattle)-accesso ShoWare Center

• 4/23/26 Sacramento, CA-Golden 1 Center

• 4/24/26 Inglewood, CA (Los Angeles)-Kia Forum

• 4/25/26 San Diego, CA-Pechanga Arena San Diego

• 4/26/26 Glendale, AZ (Phoenix)-Desert Diamond Arena

• 4/29/26 Kansas City, MO-T-Mobile Center

• 4/30/26 Fishers, IN (Indianapolis)-Fishers Event Center

• 5/1/26 Birmingham, AL-Legacy Arena at BJCC

• 5/7/26 Dayton, OH-Wright State University Nutter Center

• 5/8/26 Fairfax, VA-EagleBank Arena

• 5/9/26 Charlotte, NC-Bojangles’ Coliseum

• 5/10/26 Duluth, GA (Atlanta)-Gas South Arena

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Christian band Third Day reunites for tour coming to Nashville in 2026