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Big Day will be held on September 6, 2025 and will be packed with excitement including food trucks, inflatables, games and activities, local worship bands, and more. Performers for the evening lineup include Natalie Layne, Joseph O’Brien, and Seph Schlueter as headliner. All festivities will be located on Malone’s campus and the evening concerts will be held in the Johnson Center for Worship and the Fine Arts.

“We’re excited to bring back Big Day Fest at Malone for a second year in a row after hosting a sold out crowd at our inaugural event,” said Eric Young, Ph.D., vice president for enrollment and marketing. “The energy of 1,100 people worshiping together on our campus was electric—an unforgettable night of joy, music, and praise to the Lord. We can’t wait to experience that same excitement again this year.” 

The festival opens at noon for the outdoor activities, including performances by local worship bands. The evening lineup includes:

is a singer, songwriter, and producer whose joyful sound blends pop and worship. A Belmont grad with a master’s in commercial piano, she’s toured with top Christian artists, led worship since age 12, and now records with Centricity Music.  

is a singer/songwriter based out of Nashville, TN. His talent took him to the quarter finals of “America’s Got Talent” and CCM legend, TobyMac took notice as well, signing him to his Gotee label.

Headliner is one of Christian music’s most exciting new voices. From launching Damascus Worship to charting with his breakout hit “Counting My Blessings,” he’s quickly making an impact. A 2024 KLOVE Fan Award winner, Dove nominee, and Billboard finalist, Seph combines musical talent with a heartfelt desire to point others to Christ.  

Ticket sales are now open, and options include an Early Bird rate of $20 per ticket until August 1, as well as a group ticket option.