MercyMe Tickets

The concert began with an old Beatles tune and a couple more old rock n roll tunes. The crowd must have wondered what was going on as we were expecting to hear a mixture of MercyMe's favorites and a few newer songs. The words to the old rock n roll tunes came naturally to most of us in the crowd as did the lyrics to their popular tunes. For me the lesson was if we fill up our minds with biblical scripture and biblical based music, the result will be biblical based words coming out of us, to the benefit of all those around us.

MercyMe really do a great job of balancing worship and entertainment. During their show you will feel closer to God than you were before. But it is not about a stuffy church service. They are great at showing that Christians can have fun! They are truly a blessing!

I had not listened to a lot of their music before.... one of the few I think : ) I'm a big fan now!

MercyMe, as always was fantastic. My sister and I thoroughly enjoyed this concert.

The concert we attended included Joel Hansen, Jeremy Camp and MercyMe. All three groups were great. The percussion part of the sound system was messed up for Joel Hansen making it really hard to hear his vocals but what we did hear was good. By the time Jeremy Camp came on the sound had been tweaked and then the music just kept getting better and better. We had never seen him in concert - he was awesome. This was our second time seeing MercyMe. We loved their concert last year and this one was even better. They started with an unconventional "There's Gonna be a Revolution" which took on a completely new meaning when they sang it. They mixed their new music in with their better known songs and even a little Tom Petty! Their visual effects were great, too. Theses guys had a crowd of all ages and backgrounds singing and worshipping God right along with them - we're Christians but you don't have to be a Christian to enjoy their musical talent and showmanship. I cannot wait until they come back. This was a fabulous concert.

Truly enjoyed all three performers! GREAT TO HAVE CHRISTIAN BANDS AT THE STATE FAIR. WILL USUALLY ALWAYS ATTEND.

This was the second time I've seen both MercyMe and Jeremy Camp. I thought both of them were amazing the first time I saw them and thought there was no way they could be better a second time; I'm happy to admit that I was wrong. If you're a Christian music fan, both of these artists are must see's!!! Well worth the money and I'd go see them both again (together or seperate) in a heartbeat!!!

The opening band used so much base & drums that my whole body vibrated. If there was a Christian message, I couldn't understand it as the music over powered everthing and it just became noise. This group lasted too long, then Jeremy Camp came on and it got better and we could at least hear a Christian message. The main group didn't come on til 9:30 and it started at 7:30...... Very disappointing; two hours waisted. One of our party couldn't take the noise at the beginning and left the Grandstand area to wait for us. He commented that a lot of people left after 10PM, but before it was over. We were all disappointed that we didn't get more of the Mercyme group and wanted to hear 'I can only imagine'.

I went to see MercyMe along with Jeremy Camp and Joel Hanson. Joel started it all off and was very fun to see a Minnesota boy start it off. Than on to Worship with Jeremy Camp. What a time of worship. MercyMe continued where Jeremy left off. All the show was good rocking music to listen and enjoy. Both my wife and I would go again.

Mercy me was as good as usual. Played big hits and new tunes. Tending to turn more into Christian Pop than anything. Very catchy tunes, excellent musicians.

The whole concert was so amazing! Mercy Me and Jeremy Camp were awesome. Joel Hanson was not good. The music was loud and distorted. It was aweful.

It was Awesome and Uplifting! I would go see them again. My husband went with me and he recognized a lot of the songs, and came home to find "Finally home" on the internet. (He only hears KTIS when in the care with me.) When I asked my husband what he would say about the concert, he stated "I enjoyed Mercy Me"

We went to the Minnesota State Fair to see Jeremy Camp and Mercy Me 9/2/10. All I can say is they are definitely worth the time and money to see.....two amazingly talented acts and both are powerful witnesses for the Lord........we came away totally blessed and so happy we attended!! The crowd was really into the music and everyone had a great time of worship too!! Go see them!!

this concert started out with Joel Hansen and he is a very talented musician, he was fun to watch. Then Jeremy Camp- he has unbelievable energy and a heart for God's people that is amazing! very talented musician- LOVED HIM!! Then it was MercyMe! they always put on a GREATshow! I have seen them a couple times and have never been disappointed. They played a little bit of old stuff and a little bit of new stuff and it was perfect! lead singer Bart has a beautiful voice and the others guys that play and back him are awesome too! it was a great time!

Loved, loved, loved them. Too bad the night was so cold but weather can't be helped. Please keep bringing back good and thoughtful music such as theirs.

Great concert! Really enjoyed both Mercy Me and Jeremy Camp. Wasn't sure who the first guy was...he didn't introduce himself or his band.

I heard part of Jeremy Camp's sound check which included some new songs off We Cry Out. I was blown away and trying to patiently wait the remaining 4 hours before the show. I had met Jeremy a little earlier in the day after an interview/performance he did w/ a local station. I knew the concert would not disappoint. Joel Hanson formerly of PFR opened the show and rocked it. I had heard him earlier in the summer and was not disappointed. It's great seeing local Christian artists rocking the Grandstand. Jeremy Camp was next and I was locked into worshiping the Most High God through Jeremy's music and heart for worship being about God not himself. He has such energy and excitement when he leads worship. It's contagious. After his set, MercyMe came on. This was my first time seeing them live. They were phenomenal. Bart Millard is hilarious. They continued the great night of worship. They had a good mix of new and classic songs. They ended the night with I Can Only Imagine and the slide show of pics from fans with loved ones that have since gone home. That was a powerful moment. I don't have MercyMe's setlist but I got Jeremy Camp's list thanks to his tour manager Lucas.

Spent an incredible evening with my husband praising, dancing, and worshiping our God under the stars...priceless!

I've listened to a lot of MercyMe. This was my first in-person concert. I loved it! The music is great, but it's the way they relate to the audience. Bart is the guy next door, and he's an excellent example of real Christianity. Thank you!

I would like to have heard more songs from MercyMe but did enjoy Jeremy Camp more then I thought I would have, so all around, it was a good concert. Had trouble with the bass being way too loud for the first act, but glad that they lowered it down so my heart wasn't beating out of my chest!