MercyMe
at Dickies Arena — Your Ride Guide
MercyMe brings Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley to Fort Worth on Sunday, November 1. Whether it's a family making a night of worship, a church group traveling together from across DFW, or friends coming in for the evening — QTS Black Car handles every mile, both ways, so the night is about the music and nothing else.
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MercyMe Brings a Night of Worship to Fort Worth
Formed in 1994 and fronted by Bart Millard, MercyMe have become one of the most recognizable names in contemporary Christian music. Their signature song, "I Can Only Imagine," grew into the best-selling Christian single of all time and inspired the 2018 feature film of the same name — and the Fort Worth date at Dickies Arena on Sunday, November 1, 2026 lands as one of the marquee North Texas worship nights of the fall arena season.
They don't come alone. Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley round out the bill, stacking the evening with worship voices from the opening set forward. This is not a small church-hall show — this is a full Dickies Arena production: roughly 14,000 seats, one of the largest continuous 360-degree video screens in North America, and a lineup built for a shared night of music and faith.
MercyMe headlines, with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley on the bill. It's a multi-artist contemporary Christian night built for families, worship fans, and church groups traveling together. Dickies Arena's 360-degree screen setup is purpose-built for this kind of production.
What to Expect at Dickies Arena on November 1
What songs will MercyMe play in Fort Worth?
There is no official setlist yet, but a MercyMe night is built around the worship anthems and radio favorites that have defined the band for three decades. Expect widely known, fan-favorite songs — not a confirmed running order — with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley leading worship moments of their own earlier in the evening. Treat the songs below as likely rather than guaranteed.
Signature hits Deeper catalog & worship moments
Is this an all-ages show at Dickies Arena?
Age policy varies by event at Dickies Arena. Contemporary Christian shows tend to draw multi-generational, family audiences, but some arena concerts still set an age minimum or require younger children to have a ticket even if seated on a parent's lap. Don't assume — check the official Dickies Arena event page at dickiesarena.com for the specific age policy and any child ticketing rules before the November 1 show.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster and the Dickies Arena box office at dickiesarena.com — prices vary by seat and demand, so check the official listings for current availability. However you buy in, private transportation means you and your group arrive composed, on time, and focused entirely on the night you came for.
Why Sunday Night at Dickies Arena Needs a Plan
Is parking available at Dickies Arena on a Sunday?
Dickies Arena's general lot and Montgomery Lot are available for this Sunday evening show. Sunday events at Dickies typically see less rush-hour gridlock than a weeknight — but a 14,000-capacity arena still means significant Montgomery Street congestion around the 7:00 PM start and a packed parking exit near 10:00 PM when thousands of people leave simultaneously. The $25–$40 parking cost remains regardless of the day of the week.
What's the unique challenge of a Sunday night concert for DFW families?
Sunday evening presents its own logistics puzzle: getting a family or a church group from afternoon services, dinner, and across the Metroplex to a 7:00 PM arena show in Fort Worth — with parking, security, and seats covered — all before the opening sets begin. For groups coming from Frisco, Southlake, Colleyville, Flower Mound, or Rockwall, that drive still needs enough lead time to make it work, especially with everyone traveling together.
| Factor | Drive Yourself | QTS Black Car |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday Evening Traffic | Navigate I-30 to Montgomery St. alone | Chauffeur routes around congestion |
| Parking Cost | $25–$40+ at Dickies lots | Included — zero extra cost |
| Families & Kids | Rushed, stressful Sunday-night logistics | Relaxed, all in one vehicle |
| Church Groups | Multiple cars, split parking, no coordination | One vehicle, everyone arrives together |
| Post-Show Exit (10 PM) | Parking lot backup, late Sunday night | Driver staged, straight to car |
| Drop-Off Location | Walk from lot to entrance | Montgomery St. front door |
Who Books QTS for the MercyMe Fort Worth Show?
The MercyMe audience at Dickies Arena on November 1 spans families, worship fans, and church groups from across the Metroplex — and QTS serves every group in it.
Coming from Dallas, Collin County, or Denton County? The MercyMe show at Dickies Arena draws from the full DFW Metroplex — QTS covers all 12 counties. Whether you're in Plano, McKinney, Arlington, or Grand Prairie, your chauffeur picks you up at home and has you at Montgomery Street before the opening sets begin. Call (945) 212-1412 for a quote from your exact location.
Night-of Timing Guide — November 1
What time should I leave home for a 7:00 PM show at Dickies Arena?
Doors open at 6:00 PM and the show starts at 7:00 PM, so plan to arrive by 6:15–6:45 PM to clear security, find your seats, and catch the opening sets. That means leaving DFW origins between roughly 4:45 and 5:45 PM depending on where you're coming from — accounting for Sunday evening traffic on I-30 and the Montgomery Street corridor near the venue.
More Ways QTS Serves DFW Concert Fans
Dickies Arena hosts some of the biggest touring acts in the world — and QTS is the DFW Metroplex's premier private transportation service for every major show. From arena headliners to stadium events to out-of-town runs, the same owner-operated standard applies every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about MercyMe at Dickies Arena Fort Worth on November 1, 2026 — show details, expected songs, parking, and transportation covered.
What time does MercyMe start at Dickies Arena on November 1?
MercyMe is scheduled to headline Dickies Arena in Fort Worth on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the show starts at 7:00 PM, with the evening expected to run until approximately 10:00 PM. Plan to arrive by 6:15 to 6:45 PM to clear security and catch the opening sets. Dickies Arena is located at 1911 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107.
Who is joining MercyMe at Dickies Arena Fort Worth?
MercyMe headlines with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley on the bill for this contemporary Christian night. Set times and the running order can change, so check the official Dickies Arena event listing at dickiesarena.com for the confirmed lineup and start times for the November 1 show.
Where do I park for MercyMe at Dickies Arena?
Dickies Arena offers general parking and the Montgomery Lot as designated concert parking, typically priced at $25 to $40 or more per vehicle for major arena shows. Lots fill well before showtime on sold-out and near-sellout events. Many fans and church groups book a private car service through QTS Black Car and Limo for direct drop-off on Montgomery Street and coordinated post-show pickup, avoiding the parking cost and exit congestion entirely. Call (945) 212-1412 to reserve.
Is the MercyMe show at Dickies Arena all ages?
Age policy varies by event at Dickies Arena. Contemporary Christian shows tend to draw family, multi-generational audiences, but some arena concerts still set an age minimum or require younger children to have a ticket even if seated on a parent's lap. Don't assume — check the official Dickies Arena event page at dickiesarena.com for the specific age policy and any child ticketing rules before you go.
What songs will MercyMe play at Dickies Arena?
There is no official setlist yet, but a MercyMe night is expected to lean on widely known fan favorites such as I Can Only Imagine, Even If, Greater, Flawless, Word of God Speak, and Best News Ever, alongside worship moments led by Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. Treat any song list as likely rather than a confirmed running order.
Does QTS Black Car service Dickies Arena for the MercyMe show?
Yes. QTS Black Car and Limo provides premium door-to-door transportation to and from Dickies Arena for all major events, including MercyMe with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Service covers all 12 counties of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex — Tarrant, Dallas, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Ellis, Wise, Hood, Grayson, Kaufman, Parker, and Johnson counties. Book at (945) 212-1412 or at dfwblackcarlimo.com.
How do I get to Dickies Arena from Dallas or the suburbs for the MercyMe show?
Dickies Arena is located at 1911 Montgomery Street in Fort Worth's Cultural District, approximately 30 to 55 miles from most Dallas and suburban DFW Metroplex locations via I-30 West or I-35W North. Sunday evening traffic on these corridors is generally lighter than a weeknight but can still build near showtime. QTS Black Car provides door-to-door transportation from all 12 DFW Metroplex counties with real-time routing. Call (945) 212-1412 for a quote based on your exact origin city.
A Night of Worship —
Arrive Together.
Reserve your black car for MercyMe at Dickies Arena — Sunday, November 1, 2026. Door-to-door from anywhere in DFW's 12 counties, with pickup staged the moment the show ends.