2021 Album Fictional Festival Series: Christian Lineup

I previously introduced this new series, which is a spinoff of previous Fictional Festival series, one only featuring artists who released albums in 2021.  This is the newest post in the series is a lineup, a festival set up to be a Christian festival, specifically more geared towards CCM, gospel, and worship music.  For more information about the series in general, please see this post.

As a note, the days are more arbitrary than other festivals.  Christian festivals would typically deal with specifically considering which artists couldn’t perform Sundays due to being worship leaders or pastors at parishes, but I did not consider that in this situation.

 

Lineup

Friday

1.       TobyMac

2.       CeCe Winans

3.       Crowder

4.       Gaither Vocal Band

5.       Danny Gokey

6.       Meredith Andrews

7.       Michael Sweet

8.       Mac Powell

9.       Cain

10.   Ellie Holcomb

11.   Remedy Drive

12.   Demon Hunter

13.   Terrian

14.   Alex Zurdo, Redimi2, & Funky

15.   Tasha Layton

16.   Smalltown Poets

17.   Fisk Jubilee Singers

18.   Majo y Dan

19.   Cochrane & Co.

20.   Pat Barrett

21.   O.N.U. Theater (Still:  The Artistry & Life of Fanny J. Crosby Reimagined)

22.   Slugs & Bugs

 

Saturday

1.       Hillsong United

2.       Needtobreathe

3.       Switchfoot

4.       We the Kingdom

5.       Tauren Wells

6.       Ernie Haase & Signature Sound

7.       Kim Walker-Smith

8.       Blanca

9.       Steffany Gretzinger

10.   Andy Mineo

11.   Andrew Ripp

12.   Riley Clemmons

13.   Colony House

14.   Triumphant Quartet

15.   Kings Kaleidoscope

16.   Propaganda

17.   Fleurie

18.   All Nations Music

19.   Joseph Habedank

20.   Pastor Mike Jr.

21.   SVRCINA

22.   Zauntee

23.   Worship Together Kids

 

Sunday

1.       Elevation Worship & Maverick City Music

2.       Matthew West

3.       Zach Williams

4.       Lecrae

5.       Harry Connick Jr.

6.       Brandon Heath

7.       We Are Messengers

8.       Keith & Kristyn Getty

9.       Planetboom

10.   Anne Wilson

11.   Evan Craft

12.   The Nelons

13.   Kelontae Gavin

14.   Apollo LTD

15.   The Isaacs

16.   Aaron Cole

17.   Hulvey

18.   Barbie Almalbis

19.   Jonathan Traylor

20.   Daywind Choir

21.   Tiffany Coburn

22.   Ty Brasel

23.   The Getty Girls

 

 

Schedule

Friday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  TobyMac

·         8:00-9:00:  Crowder

·         6:15-7:00:  Danny Gokey

·         5:00-5:30:  Cain

·         4:00-4:30:  Terrian

·         3:00-3:30:  Tasha Layton

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  CeCe Winans

·         7:00-8:00:  Gaither Vocal Band

·         5:30-6:15:  Meredith Andrews

·         4:30-5:00:  Remedy Drive

·         3:30-4:00:  Alex Zurdo, Redimi2, & Funky

Side Stage 1

·         6:15-7:00:  Ellie Holcomb

·         5:00-5:30:  Demon Hunter

·         4:00-4:30:  Smalltown Poets

·         3:00-3:30:  Majo y Dan

·         2:00-2:30:  O.N.U. Theater

Side Stage 2

·         7:00-7:45:  Michael Sweet

·         5:30-6:15:  Mac Powell

·         4:30-5:00:  Fisk Jubilee Singers

·         3:30-4:00:  Cochrane & Co.

·         2:30-3:00:  Pat Barrett

·         1:30-2:00:  Slugs & Bugs

 

Saturday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  Hillsong United

·         8:00-9:00:  Switchfoot

·         6:15-7:00:  Tauren Wells

·         5:00-5:30:  Steffany Gretzinger

·         4:00-4:30:  Riley Clemmons

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  Needtobreathe

·         7:00-8:00:  We the Kingdom

·         5:30-6:15:  Ernie Haase & Signature Sound

·         4:30-5:00:  Andrew Ripp

·         3:30-4:00:  Colony House

·         2:30-3:00:  Triumphant Quartet

Side Stage 1

·         7:00-7:45:  Kim Walker-Smith

·         5:30-6:15:  Andy Mineo

·         4:30-5:00:  Propaganda

·         3:30-4:00:  All Nations Music

·         2:30-3:00:  SVRCINA

·         1:30-2:00:  Zauntee

Side Stage 2

·         6:15-7:00:  Blanca

·         5:00-5:30:  Kings Kaleidoscope

·         4:00-4:30:  Fleurie

·         3:00-3:30:  Pastor Mike Jr.

·         2:00-2:30:  Joseph Habedank

·         1:00-1:30:  Worship Together Kids

 

Sunday

Main Stage 1

·         10:00-12:00:  Elevation Worship & Maverick City Music

·         8:00-9:00:  Zach Williams

·         6:15-7:00:  Harry Connick Jr.

·         5:00-5:30:  Anne Wilson

·         4:00-4:30:  The Nelons

·         3:00-3:30:  Apollo LTD

Main Stage 2

·         9:00-10:00:  Matthew West

·         7:00-8:00:  Lecrae

·         5:30-6:15:  Brandon Heath

·         4:30-5:00:  Evan Craft

·         3:30-4:00:  Kelontae Gavin

·         2:30-3:00:  The Isaacs

Side Stage 1

·         6:15-7:00:  Keith & Kristyn Getty

·         5:00-5:30:  Aaron Cole

·         4:00-4:30:  Barbie Almalbis

·         3:00-3:30:  Jonathan Traylor

·         2:00-2:30:  Ty Brasel

Side Stage 2

·         7:00-7:45:  We Are Messengers

·         5:30-6:15:  Planetboom

·         4:30-5:00:  Hulvey

·         3:30-4:00:  Daywind Choir

·         2:30-3:00:  Tiffany Coburn

·         1:30-2:00:  The Getty Girls

 

 

What do you think about this lineup?  Let me know in the comments!

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