Tommee Profitt sells out Easter concert in presale

Tommee Profitt’s one-night Easter event, The Resurrection of a King, sold out in presale for March 24, 2027, at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House. The fast sellout underscores demand for Profitt’s cinematic faith-based live shows as he prepares a separate Christmas run at Bridgestone Arena this December.

Why it matters: - Tommee Profitt’s Easter concert sold out before tickets reached the general public, signaling strong demand for his live, orchestral faith-based productions. - The sellout extends the momentum behind Profitt’s growing concert business and positions The Resurrection of a King as a new live franchise. - The quick response also sets up his Christmas event at Bridgestone Arena as one of Nashville’s major holiday faith concerts this year.

What happened: - Tommee Profitt sold out The Resurrection of a King, a one-night-only Easter event at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House. - The concert is scheduled for March 24, 2027. - Tickets sold out during presale, before the general on-sale. - Profitt is also bringing The Birth of a King back to Bridgestone Arena for two nights, Dec. 12 and 13, 2026. - Select tickets for the Christmas show are still available through the event listing.

The details: - The Resurrection of a King will feature 20 guest artists, a full orchestra and a choir. - The show is designed to move from the cross to the empty tomb through reimagined hymns and cinematic production. - The live concert builds on Profitt’s 19-track album of the same name. - The album includes versions of “The Old Rugged Cross,” “Jesus Paid It All,” “Amazing Grace” and “Just As I Am.” - The Resurrection of a King is nominated for a 2026 GMA Dove Award. - Profitt has more than 100 billion lifetime streams, more than 300 film and television sync placements, and 49 RIAA Gold and Platinum certifications. - His collaborators include CeCe Winans, Phil Wickham, Crowder and Tauren Wells.

Between the lines: - Profitt has built a niche around cinematic Christian music that translates from streaming into arena-scale events. - The fast sellout suggests his audience is responding to both the music and the live-event format. - The continued growth of The Birth of a King shows that holiday programming can create repeatable demand, not just one-off ticket sales. - The move from album to stage for The Resurrection of a King reflects a broader trend in faith-based entertainment toward immersive live experiences.

What's next: - The Resurrection of a King will make its live debut at the Grand Ole Opry House in March 2027. - The Birth of a King returns to Bridgestone Arena in December 2026, with limited tickets still on sale. - Profitt’s Easter concert will likely become a key test of whether his Christmas show’s arena success can carry into another season. - TPR will continue promoting Profitt’s Nashville shows as part of its broader Christian and Gospel concert roster.

The bottom line: - Tommee Profitt has turned a faith-based album into a sold-out Easter event before the public could buy tickets, reinforcing his appeal as a live draw in Nashville.