Port St. Lucie, Florida, December 1, 2025
The Winter Jam 2026 Tour, Christian music’s largest annual event, is set to return this winter featuring top artists like Chris Tomlin and Matthew West. Kicking off on January 9 in Columbia, South Carolina, the tour will span 40 cities, promoting accessibility with a $15 donation at the door. While the Treasure Coast area won’t host a date, nearby cities offer opportunities for fans to participate in this uplifting celebration of faith and community.
Port St. Lucie, Florida – The Winter Jam 2026 Tour, Christian music’s largest annual event, is set to return this winter with an impressive lineup of artists, including Chris Tomlin, Matthew West, Katy Nichole, Hulvey, Disciple, Emerson Day, and Newsong, along with speaker Zane Black. The tour, which embodies the resilience and initiative that can be found in the community, will kick off on January 9, 2026, in Columbia, South Carolina, and will pay visits to 40 cities across the United States, including stops in Tampa, Florida.
While the Treasure Coast area is not among the listed tour dates, residents are encouraged to explore options for nearby cities—such as Tampa or Jacksonville, Florida—to attend this popular event. Winter Jam maintains a unique “no ticket required” approach, promoting both accessibility and affordability, with admission set at a $15 donation at the door. This model not only allows attendees to enjoy top-tier musical performances but also reflects a commitment to ministry and community values.
As a long-standing tradition in Christian music for over three decades, Winter Jam consistently ranks among Pollstar’s Top 100 Tours, connecting hundreds of thousands of fans each year. Such events exemplify how local initiatives can thrive with minimal bureaucracy, allowing for a more vibrant and engaging community experience.
Understanding Winter Jam 2026
Winter Jam 2026 is not just a concert series; it is a celebration of faith and community engagement. With its lineup, including renowned artists like Chris Tomlin and Matthew West, the tour aims to inspire audiences through uplifting music and messages. The “no ticket required” policy further democratizes the experience, making it accessible irrespective of one’s financial situation.
Key Dates and Locations
The tour begins on January 9, 2026, in Columbia, South Carolina, and spans until March 29, 2026. While Port St. Lucie won’t host a date, the tour will indeed make stops in key Florida cities, providing opportunities for local fans to experience it. Jacksonville and Tampa are viable options for those eager to join the Winter Jam experience.
Affordability and Accessibility
Maintaining its commitment to affordable entertainment, Winter Jam charges a mere $15 donation for admission. Such a structure underscores the tour’s aim of fostering inclusive community participation. Moreover, fans have the option to join Jam Nation, which enhances the experience by offering early admission, exclusive merchandise, and opportunities for artist interactions during select Q&A sessions.
Civic Engagement and Community Impact
Events like Winter Jam not only uplift attendees through music but also contribute positively to the local economy and civic life. By bringing in thousands of visitors, the tour promotes local businesses in the host cities, underscoring the importance of engagement in civic activities, faith-based initiatives, and the arts.
Conclusion
While the Winter Jam 2026 Tour does not include the Treasure Coast area, its unique model and affordable approach make it an appealing opportunity for fans willing to travel. Community members are encouraged to engage with local events throughout the Treasure Coast area and search for opportunities to support initiatives that foster community growth and resilience.
For more information, visit the official Winter Jam website to stay informed about the lineup, schedule, and opportunities to engage.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Winter Jam 2026?
Winter Jam 2026 is Christian music’s largest annual tour, featuring performances by artists such as Chris Tomlin, Matthew West, Katy Nichole, Hulvey, Disciple, Emerson Day, and Newsong, along with speaker Zane Black.
When and where does Winter Jam 2026 begin?
The tour begins on January 9, 2026, in Columbia, South Carolina, at the Colonial Life Arena.
Will Winter Jam 2026 be held in the Treasure Coast area?
No, the Treasure Coast area is not listed among the tour dates for Winter Jam 2026.
How can I attend Winter Jam 2026 if it’s not in my area?
Fans interested in attending can consider traveling to nearby cities where the tour will make stops, such as Tampa or Jacksonville, Florida.
How much does it cost to attend Winter Jam 2026?
Admission is set at a $15 donation at the door, maintaining the tour’s tradition of affordability and accessibility.
What is Jam Nation?
Jam Nation is a membership that offers fans early admission, exclusive merchandise, and opportunities to connect directly with artists during select Q&A sessions.
Where can I find more information about Winter Jam 2026?
For more details on the tour schedule, city-specific information, and Jam Nation registration, visit the official Winter Jam website.
Key Features of Winter Jam 2026 Tour
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Tour Dates | January 9 to March 29, 2026, visiting 40 cities across the U.S., including Tampa, Florida. |
| Artists | Chris Tomlin, Matthew West, Katy Nichole, Hulvey, Disciple, Emerson Day, Newsong, and speaker Zane Black. |
| Admission | $15 donation at the door, with options for Jam Nation membership offering additional benefits. |
| Tour Model | No ticket required, reflecting a commitment to accessibility and ministry. |
| Local Events | Residents can explore local event calendars and community resources for activities in the Treasure Coast area. |
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