CLEVELAND — Three of Christian music’s biggest names. One stage. One night. And it’s happening just a short drive from Toledo.

TobyMac, Chris Tomlin and Third Day have announced a 12-date November arena co-headline tour — the first time ever the three giants have shared a single stage, according to JubileeCast. Presented by Compassion International and supported by K-LOVE, the tour features rotating closing sets each night, meaning every stop gets its own version of the finale. No two nights play out exactly the same way.

The date that matters most for Northwest Ohio: this Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7:00 PM at the Wolstein Center at CSU, 2000 Prospect Ave in downtown Cleveland — roughly a 2.5-hour drive from Toledo. Tickets are listed from around $29.75, per Consequence, making this one of the most affordable arena nights of the fall.

And the lineup is genuinely stacked. TobyMac — the 7-time Grammy winner, DC Talk alum and one of Christian music’s most electric live performers — has moved more than 16 million career units. If you’ve never caught a TobyMac show, picture a full-band hip-hop and pop party with zero slow moments and a crowd on its feet from the first beat.

Chris Tomlin is quite simply one of the most-sung worship leaders on the planet. His catalog of modern worship anthems has filled arenas and churches alike for two decades, and hearing tens of thousands of voices join him on the biggest songs is the kind of moment that gives you chills.

Third Day rounds out the bill with their Grammy-winning Southern rock sound — big guitars, bigger choruses and a catalog built for arena singalongs. Put the three together on one bill and you get a night that spans hip-hop, worship and rock without a weak stretch in the setlist.

The full run stretches from Nov. 5 in Columbia, Missouri, through Nov. 22 in North Little Rock, Arkansas — 12 dates in all, per Today’s Christian Entertainment. But for Toledo fans, Cleveland is the obvious play: a Saturday night, a 2.5-hour drive up I-80/90, and a show that brings three headliners for the price of one ticket.

Shows like this don’t come together often — three careers, three fanbases, one stage, one night only in Northeast Ohio. When they do, you make the drive. See you at the Wolstein Center on Saturday.

One more reason to make the trip: the tour is presented by Compassion International, so the night doubles as a chance to learn about child sponsorship — and K-LOVE’s support means fans can expect artist interviews and behind-the-scenes moments throughout the evening. The only details that really matter are these: Saturday, Nov. 7, 7:00 PM, Wolstein Center at CSU. Grab tickets early, because a bill this stacked at these prices won’t last long.

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