Landmark Nashville gathering will celebrate 500 years of the English New Testament with a full symphony orchestra, leading Christian thinkers, and a concert honoring 250 years of American hymnody.
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June 16, 2026
NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 16, 2026 /Standard Newswire/ — Getty Music announced Sing! 2026: Symphony of Scripture as the theme for the 10th anniversary Sing! Conference, September 7–9 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville.
Founded by Keith & Kristyn Getty in 2017, Sing! gathers more than 7,000 pastors, worship leaders, musicians, and believers for biblical teaching and congregational worship.
The conference marks 500 years since William Tyndale’s English New Testament, the first printed English New Testament translated directly from the original Greek. His work placed Scripture into the language of ordinary people and profoundly shaped the English-speaking church, its worship, and its song. Sing! 2026 will explore the authority and enduring influence of God’s Word.
“When we first gathered for Sing! in 2017, we were marking 500 years since the Reformation and considering how the recovery of Scripture transformed the church’s song,” said Keith Getty. “Ten years later, we find ourselves at another extraordinary anniversary, 500 years since William Tyndale gave the English-speaking world the New Testament in its own language.
“At Sing! 2026, we will look at how we can trust the Bible, how the Bible fuels every part of our creativity and vision, and how we can be excited about Scripture in a world of artificial intelligence. It will be a time to come together with old friends and new, with choirs and orchestras, with bands and a cappella voices, all united to sing the great hymns of the faith. We hope you will be with us.”
For the first time in conference history, a symphony orchestra will span the stage throughout the opening sessions, joining the conference choir and congregation. The program will also include 20 breakout sessions on congregational singing, theology, discipleship, creativity, choral music, and global worship.
Confirmed speakers and artists include John Piper, John Lennox, Wes Huff, Sinclair Ferguson, Os Guinness, Malcolm Guite, Carolyn Weber, Trip Lee, Matt Boswell, Matt Papa, Jordan Kauflin, Colin Buchanan, Bryan Fowler, Bob Lepine, and Trillia Newbell, alongside Keith & Kristyn Getty.
On Tuesday evening, a concert will honor 250 years of American hymnody, tracing sacred song from shape-note hymns and spirituals to gospel music and modern hymns.
Additional speakers, artists, sessions, and experiences will be announced. Registration is open at singconference.com.
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