Tauren Wells Air1 Worship Now Tour Dates: Lubbock San Antonio Tulsa October 2026

Three cities in three nights. Three rooms that will fill with the same chorus, sung by people who have been waiting weeks for this week to arrive.

That is what the final stretch of October looks like for the Air1 Worship Now Tour. Tauren Wells headlines a 20-city run across the United States, and after a fast-moving first fortnight, the tour now turns toward Texas and Oklahoma.

The remaining October dates are close enough to feel like one long weekend. Lubbock comes first, then San Antonio, then Tulsa, and then Kansas City brings October to a close.

Tauren Wells Air1 Worship Now Tour: Lubbock, San Antonio and Tulsa Dates

Lubbock, Texas, hosts the tour on October 27, 2026, at the Helen DeVitt Jones Theater at The Buddy Holly Hall. It is the first of the final four October stops, and it puts the tour back in Texas, where worship crowds tend to arrive early and sing loudly.

San Antonio, Texas, follows on October 28, 2026, at Summit Church. A church venue changes the feel of a tour night, because the room itself is built for worship, not just for a concert, and the audience often includes people who worship there every week.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, hosts the tour on October 29, 2026, at the Tulsa Theater. It is the last Oklahoma stop of the October leg, and it gives fans in the region a final chance to catch the tour before it moves on.

Kansas City, Missouri, closes October on October 30, 2026, at the Sheffield Family Life Center. That date draws a line under the month, even though the tour itself still has a full November leg ahead of it.

Who Is on the Air1 Worship Now Tour With Tauren Wells?

Wells does not carry this tour alone. Seph Schlueter, Gateway Worship, Roosevelt Stewart and Sarai Rivera are all on the bill, which means each night offers a range of voices rather than a single headliner and a short support slot.

That mix is part of the tour's appeal. Fans may come for one artist and leave with a new favourite, because a multi-artist worship night lets different styles sit side by side in the same evening.

Gateway Worship brings a congregational sound shaped by years of leading church services. Seph Schlueter, Roosevelt Stewart and Sarai Rivera each bring their own following, and together they give the night a shape that shifts from song to song.

The result is a night that feels less like a showcase and more like a gathering. The artists share the stage, the audience shares the singing, and the line between performer and congregation gets pleasantly blurry.

Air1 Worship Now Tour October 2026: From Frederick to Dayton

The tour kicked off on October 10, 2026, at International Community Church in Frederick, Maryland. That opening night set the tone for everything that followed, with a church venue and a crowd ready to worship from the first song.

Syracuse, New York, followed on October 11, at the Crouse Hinds Theater. Nashville came next, with a stop at the Ryman Auditorium on October 14, one of the most storied rooms in American music.

Rockford, Illinois, hosted the tour on October 15, and Louisville, Kentucky, followed on October 16. The tour then moved to Peoria, Illinois, on October 20, Anderson, Indiana, on October 21, and Dayton, Ohio, on October 22.

That run shows how quickly the tour has moved. In less than two weeks, it crossed from Maryland to Ohio, with stops in New York, Tennessee, Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana along the way.

Fans following the tour online will recieve the same pattern in November: a new city almost every night, and a new room full of people discovering the same songs. It is a pace that suits a worship tour, because each night builds on the energy of the one before it.

Tauren Wells Hosts the Dove Awards for a Fourth Consecutive Year

Wells arrived on this tour fresh from another major stage. He hosted the Dove Awards for a fourth consecutive year on October 6, 2026, according to Gospelbuzz, just four days before the tour opened in Frederick.

Hosting the Dove Awards is a different skill from headlining a tour. It asks for timing, warmth and the ability to hold a room that includes the biggest names in gospel and Christian music, and doing it four years in a row says something about how the industry views him.

That profile helps explain why the Air1 Worship Now Tour carries his name at the top of the bill. He is not only a singer on this run, but a familiar face for Christian music fans, and that familiarity travels with him from city to city.

It also connects this tour to the wider worship season, from recent large arena worship nights to other recent faith-music coverage. Each tour has its own sound, but they share the same autumn energy: rooms full of people choosing to worship together, in person, on a weeknight.

Air1 Worship Now Tour November 2026 Dates: West Coast Closing Leg

After Kansas City, the tour heads west. Kennewick, Washington, hosts a date on November 3, 2026, followed by Spokane on November 4 and Kirkland on November 5.

Tualatin, Oregon, follows on November 6, before the California swing begins. Roseville hosts the tour on November 10, and Fresno follows on November 11.

San Jose, California, hosts the tour on November 12, and that date is reported as sold out. For fans in the Bay Area, that makes the surrounding dates the best remaining chance to catch the tour in California.

Corona, California, closes the tour on November 13, 2026. It is the final date of the 20-city run, and it will bring down the curtain on a tour that began more than a month earlier in Maryland.

Churches, theaters and family life centres all appear as seperate stops on the routing, which means the same songs will sound slightly different in each place.

What to Know Before the Lubbock, San Antonio and Tulsa Shows

No ticket prices or setlists are listed here, because those details change by venue and by night. Fans planning to attend should check the venue or the tour's official listings for the latest information for their city.

What is certain is the shape of the week ahead. Four October dates remain, three of them in Texas and Oklahoma, and each one is a chance to join a tour already covered in other recent faith-music reporting.

For fans in Lubbock, San Antonio and Tulsa, the wait is almost over. The question now is a simple one, and it is the same question every tour crowd asks as the lights go down: which song will the whole room sing loudest, and will you be there to sing it with them?

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