GRAMMY-winning artist and widely recognized worship leader Chris Tomlin is set to return to Bridgestone Arena on Friday, April 3, 2026, for the 10th annual Good Friday Nashville, a landmark event that has become the arena's longest-running annual charity-related concert.
What began as a single night of worship has grown into a national movement, drawing thousands in person and countless more tuning in from across the country. Centered on the message of the cross, Good Friday Nashville offers a space for believers to pause, reflect, and enter into the significance of Christ's sacrifice just days before Easter Sunday.
In addition to its spiritual impact, the event continues its mission-driven focus, with proceeds helping support children in foster care. Over the years, Good Friday Nashville has combined large-scale worship with tangible outreach, making it one of the most meaningful faith-based gatherings in the United States.
For 2026, fans can once again expect a powerful night led by Tomlin, known for globally sung worship anthems such as "How Great Is Our God" and "Good Good Father." The evening will feature a mix of congregational worship, moments of reflection, and special guests, continuing the tradition that has defined the event over the past decade.
How to Watch and Listen
For those unable to attend in person, Air1 will serve as the exclusive national broadcaster, ensuring that audiences across the country can participate in real time.
Attend in Person:
- Location: Bridgestone Arena, Nashville
- Date: Friday, April 3 (Good Friday)
- Doors Open: 5:30 PM (local time)
- Concert Begins: 7:00 PM (local time)
Listen Live Nationwide:
- Broadcast Partner: Air1
- Time: 8:00 PM ET
- Where to Listen:
- Air1 radio stations across the U.S.
- Air1 mobile app
- Online streaming via Air1 website
Encore Broadcast:
- Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 PM ET on Air1
Whether inside the arena or listening from home, the event offers a unified worship experience that bridges distance and brings believers together in one voice.
Good Friday Nashville continues to stand as a defining moment on the Christian calendar, inviting the Church to reflect on the cross while looking ahead to the hope of the resurrection. As Tomlin returns for this milestone 10th year, the night promises to be both a celebration of faith and a reminder of the enduring power of worship to connect hearts across the nation.
