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 ...

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 ...

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' ...

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 ...

‘I Can Only Imagine' is the best-selling Christian song of all time. This MercyMe hit single was originally released in 1999. Written by lead singer Bart Millard, it continues to be a staple in church ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...