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Oct 4, 202621 views2 min read

Enon Music Group's I Still Believe Tour Enters Final Stretch With 25 Cities and Community Grants

Enon Music Group's 'I Still Believe' tour, launched in March 2026, is heading into its final months with stops in cities including Chicago, Detroit, and Dallas. The 25-city gospel music tour pairs live performances with community outreach, with EMG Cares presenting grants to local nonprofits at each stop. The tour is scheduled to conclude in Dallas in December 2026.

Enon Music Group's I Still Believe Tour Enters Final Stretch With 25 Cities and Community Grants
Source:Journal of Gospel Music

Enon Music Group's "I Still Believe" tour is entering its final stretch, with the 25-city gospel music initiative heading toward a December 2026 conclusion in Dallas after launching in Houston in March.

The tour, organized by EMG and its philanthropic arm EMG Cares, pairs live gospel performances with direct community investment. At each stop, EMG Cares presents an "Impact Harmony Grant" to a selected local nonprofit organization.

Led by EMG founder Rev. Dr. Alyn E. Waller and Vice President Garland "Miche" Waller, the tour features artists including Dr. Alyn E. Waller, San Franklin, Zak Williams and 1AKORD, and Jamar Esaw and Triad 4 Christ.

Tour stops have included Houston, San Bernardino, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Montgomery, Hammond, Nashville, Dover, and Oklahoma City, with beneficiaries ranging from the Palmer House in Houston to the Kappa Achievement Foundation in Oklahoma City.

Remaining cities on the itinerary include Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Richmond, Norfolk, Pittsburgh, Huntsville, and Baton Rouge, before the tour wraps in Dallas.

EMG Cares was established as a 501(c)(3) humanitarian division specifically to support the tour's community outreach mission. The organization focuses on youth development, academic resources, and strategic support for underserved populations.

The tour's theme, "Building Unity, Igniting Hope," reflects the ministry's goal of using gospel music as a vehicle for both spiritual encouragement and practical community support. Organizers say the combination of live music and nonprofit investment has drawn strong attendance at each stop.

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