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MercyMe, Jeremy Camp and Two More Voices
MercyMe formed in 1994 around singer Bart Millard and became one of the defining bands in contemporary Christian music. “I Can Only Imagine” grew into the best-selling Christian single of all time and became the 2018 film of the same name, and it is still the song the whole room waits for.
This fall run, billed as MercyMe’s 2026 Fall Tour, visits about two dozen cities. Jeremy Camp shares the top of the bill as co-headliner, and Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the night, which makes it a long, full evening of worship rather than a single set.
Sunday, November 1: doors 6:00 PM, music at 7:00 PM. Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster. Check the Ariat Arena event page for age rules before bringing younger children.
Bringing a Church or Youth Group
Group nights are where planning pays off. Instead of a caravan of personal cars, a Mercedes Sprinter carries up to fourteen, a minibus or coach takes a whole youth ministry, and everyone leaves from and returns to one place, usually the church parking lot.
How do you handle a group pickup?
Give dispatch one pickup point, a headcount and a contact person, and we plan the vehicle around it. Chaperones get the chauffeur’s name and number ahead of time, and the return trip ends where it started, so parents can collect their children in one familiar spot.
What should the group leader know about arriving?
Ariat Arena directs drop-offs to the lane on Dickies Way at the west entrance. Larger coaches and buses use a nearby legal stop that dispatch confirms with the leader beforehand. Bags are limited to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, which is worth telling students before they pack a backpack.
The Songs People Come For
No setlist is published in advance, but a MercyMe night reliably includes the songs that made the band, and Jeremy Camp’s set is likely to lean on “I Still Believe” and other well-known singles. Treat the list below as likely, not confirmed.
Signature hits Deeper catalog & worship moments
Sunday Night, With the Clocks Turned Back
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. that same Sunday, so it will already be dark well before doors open. That makes the drive in feel later than it is, and the drive home, on a school and work night, the part most families would rather hand off.
What if some of us drive ourselves?
Ariat Arena opens its Yellow Lots for every event, the Chevrolet Garage at 3464 Trail Drive is entered from Montgomery Street, and prepaid parking is sold for both. Anyone driving separately should buy the right pass in advance. Arena drop-off and pickup details are on our Ariat Arena transportation page.
MercyMe at Ariat Arena: Common Questions
What families and group leaders usually ask before the November 1 show, from start times and the lineup to group vehicles, parking and the ride home.
What time does MercyMe start at Ariat Arena on November 1?
Doors open at 6:00 PM on Sunday, November 1, 2026, and the music starts at 7:00 PM with the opening artists. With four acts on the bill, plan for the evening to end around 10:00 PM.
Who is on the bill with MercyMe?
Jeremy Camp co-headlines, and Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open the night, so it is a full evening with four artists.
Can you transport a whole church or youth group?
Yes. Sprinters carry up to fourteen, and minibuses and coaches take larger groups. We pick up and return to one location, usually the church, and the group leader gets the chauffeur’s contact details in advance.
Where should our group park if some people drive?
Ariat Arena opens its Yellow Lots for every event, and the Chevrolet Garage at 3464 Trail Drive is entered from Montgomery Street. Prepaid parking is available, and anyone driving should buy a pass ahead of time.
Does the end of daylight saving time affect the show?
No. Clocks fall back at 2 a.m. that morning, so the posted 6:00 PM doors and 7:00 PM start are standard time. It simply gets dark earlier, which is worth remembering for the drive.
Can children attend the MercyMe concert?
Family audiences are common at MercyMe shows, but age and ticket rules are set by the venue for each event. Check the Ariat Arena event page or Ticketmaster before bringing young children.
Bring the Whole Group —
One Ride There and Back.
Book transportation for MercyMe and Jeremy Camp on November 1. Share your pickup location, headcount and contact person, and dispatch will recommend the right vehicle and send a confirmed plan.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (945) 212-1412 or text us — dispatch is live 24/7.