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Popular songs in setlists
Top 10 most played songs by Amy Grant: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.
Setlist overview
The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:
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Check out and listen to the setlist of the upcoming Concert (Spotify playlist updated after every tour date):
How long is the concert?
Based on the average Setlist, Amy Grant will perform live for about 2:20.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (69% probability):
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Stay for Awhile
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Nobody Home
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Walk On Water
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Saved by Love
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House of Love
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Baby Baby
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Big Yellow Taxi
(Joni Mitchell cover)
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Better Than a Hallelujah
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The 6th Of January (Yasgur's Farm)
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Please Don't Make Me Beg
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The Saint
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Beautiful Lone Companion
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The Me That Remains
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Til We Get It Right
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Every Heartbeat
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(Nothing Like A) Sunny Day
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The Other Side of Goodbye
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El Shaddai
(Michael Card cover)
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Lead Me On
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Sing Your Praise to the Lord
(Rich Mullins cover)
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I Will Remember You
Stay for Awhile
Nobody Home
Big Yellow Taxi
Better Than a Hallelujah
Encore #1
El Shaddai
Lead Me On
Sing Your Praise to the Lord
Encore #2
Amy Grant Tour Map 2026
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Amy Grant Biography
Picture a teenage girl, Nashville, 1976, sitting in her bedroom writing her first song. That teenage girl was Amy Grant, and she could have no idea that she was about to change Christian music forever. At 15, she recorded a demo tape for her parents with her church youth leader. Talk about being in the right place at the right time - the studio owner heard it and called Word Records. Amy had a recording contract before she was old enough to drive!
Here's where it gets cool. While other teens were worrying about prom, Amy was releasing albums and playing concerts. She'd lose her shoes on stage (something she still does to this day!) and juggled college life at Vanderbilt with her music career. The 1980s saw Amy become the first Christian artist to strike gold - literally. Her album "Age to Age" was the first solo Christian album to go gold and, later, platinum. People started calling her "The Queen of Christian Pop," but Amy had bigger dreams.
Then in 1991, she released "Heart in Motion," and everything changed. "Baby Baby" - a song she had written about her six-week-old daughter - shot to #1 on the pop charts. Suddenly, this Christian artist was competing with Madonna and Paula Abdul for airplay on mainstream radio. The album sold five million copies and spawned hits like "Every Heartbeat" and "That's What Love Is For." She's done it all over the years - hosted a TV show called "Three Wishes," written books, and even gotten her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She'd sold more than 30 million albums worldwide by 2009. Not bad for that Nashville teenager writing songs in her bedroom!
And in 2022, she received one of America's highest arts awards - the Kennedy Center Honors. Look at that journey: from recording demos in a local studio to being celebrated alongside the biggest names in show business. Amy's stayed herself throughout her career, incorporating the faith and actual life into her music. She's an example that you don't always have to choose between your faith and the mainstream world - you can do both.
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