The band will team with Chris Tomlin for a winter tour in December. By Jessica Nicholson “People say ‘unforgiveable’ a lot, but we don’t use the word ‘forgivable’ much,” says Bart Millard, lead singer ...

Get ready to be captivated — once again — by the faith, emotion and moving melodies of Christian favorites, MercyMe. The beloved band's long‑awaited 12th studio album, Wonder & Awe, is out now! "One ...

Be a part of a fun day at the ballpark with a post-game concert presented by Prasco on Saturday, Aug. 15 featuring MercyMe! The 13-time Dove Award-winning and six-time Grammy Award-nominated band will ...

Plus, veteran band Stryper scores its 12th top 10 with 'The Final Battle.' By Jim Asker MercyMe banks its 12th No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Christian Albums survey as its new studio album, Always Only ...

MercyMe will soon hit the road for their 2026 tour, featuring special guests Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley. The 24-date run of shows will kick off on Oct. 8 in Columbus, Ga. and wrap up Nov.

The suit accuses dozens of defendants of defamation and antitrust violations. It maintains a Roys Report article involving rape allegations was concocted to scotch a $50 million deal the Newsboys' ...

Oct. 22 (UPI) --Lionsgate is previewing the sequel to the 1991 film I Can Only Imagine, which explores the story of the real-life band MercyMe. I Can Only Imagine 2 shows what went into the making of ...

MercyMe mixes a serious focus on their music with a not-so-serious take on themselves. MercyMe picked up 51st career No. 1 with "Oh Death." Executive Producer Tedd T encouraged the band to put more ...

Bart Millard couldn’t have imagined any of this. In 2001, the MercyMe frontman released his rousing anthem “I Can Only Imagine,” which is now the best-selling Christian single of all time with more ...

Christian music star Michael Tait faced a series of sexual abuse allegations starting in June 2025, leading to additional fallout across the Nashville-based Christian music industry. A new lawsuit ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “People say ‘unforgiveable’ a lot, but we don’t use the word ‘forgivable’ much,” says Bart Millard, lead singer of contemporary ...