This Christmas season, multiple Dove Award and GRAMMY® Award winner Amy Grant will once again join Vince Gill for their annual Christmas at the Ryman residency. The beloved holiday tradition returns to Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium for 12 shows, running December 14–23.
Together, Grant and Gill celebrated their 100th show at the Ryman Auditorium in 2023, making them the first artists in the venue’s history to headline 100 times.
Before kicking off Christmas at the Ryman, Grant will join the Christmas Together arena tour with Michael W. Smith and CeCe Winans, marking the tour’s second year. The legendary trio will begin their string of US shows on November 27 in Columbus, OH, and end on December 8 in Loveland, CO.
Along with her landmark Christmas tours, Grant has announced the release ofTennessee Christmas: 10th Anniversary Edition, out November 13 via Capitol CMG/Amy Grant Productions. The special reissue features 4 new tracks. including 2 collaborations: “To Be Together” featuring CCM favorite CAIN, which is out now (LISTEN HERE); “Still Can’t Sleep” featuring powerhouse vocalist Franni Cash; as well as newly reimagined versions of “From The Cold (The Family Mix)” which includes Vince Gill and their daughter Corrina Gill; and a wonderfully haunting rendition of Christmas favorite “What Child Is This (By Candlelight Mix).”
You can pre-save Tennessee Christmas: 10th Anniversary Edition HERE
and watch the visualizer for “To Be Together (feat.CAIN)” HERE.
The announcement follows Grant’s appearances on The TODAY Show and ABC News Live earlier this month, where she discussed her album The Me That Remains, her first album of original songs in 13 years that was released in May. Produced by ten-time CMA Award winner and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Mac McAnally, the album finds Grant reflecting on healing, connection and the passage of time while leaning into her instincts as a singer-songwriter. The collection includes the Woodstock-inspired “The 6th of January (Yasgur’s Farm)”, “How Do We Get There From Here” (feat. Ruby Amanfu), “The Saint,” and the title track “The Me That Remains.” Grant released the deluxe version of The Me That Remains on October 2; read more HERE. Listen to/order The Me That Remains HERE.
With more than 30 million albums sold and 2.2 billion global streams, Grant has spent five decades building one of American music’s most enduring careers. She was the first Contemporary Christian Music artist to earn a platinum record and reach No. 1 on the pop charts, and her career has earned her six GRAMMY Awards and a 2022 Kennedy Center Honor.
For all upcoming tour dates and more information, visit AmyGrant.com.
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