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Sep 28, 2026
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Amy Grant kicks off West Coast tour with concert in Thousand Oaks

Thousand Oaks, Calif. – Beloved singer‑songwriter Amy Grant launched the West Coast portion of her latest tour this week, bringing her new music to fans at the Ventura County Performing Arts Center. The Grammy‑winning artist, whose career spans four decades, performed selections from her recent album The Me That Remains and delighted the audience with a heartfelt rendition of Joni Mitchell’s classic “Big Yellow Taxi.”

Local fans gather for a night of uplifting music

The concert drew a crowd of longtime supporters and newcomers alike, many of whom traveled from neighboring communities such as Camarillo, Oxnard and Santa Barbara. Attendees praised Grant’s warm stage presence and the way she blended contemporary songs with beloved hymns and pop standards, reflecting her roots in both Christian faith and mainstream music.

“It’s wonderful to see Amy here in Ventura County,” said local resident Maria Lopez, who has followed Grant’s career since the 1980s. “Her music has always spoken to my family’s values, and hearing her new songs live is a real blessing.”

Tour highlights and upcoming dates

Grant’s setlist featured tracks from The Me That Remains, an album that explores themes of personal growth, redemption and hope. Songs such as “Living in the Light” and “Graceful” resonated with the audience, who sang along enthusiastically. The surprise cover of “Big Yellow Taxi” was met with cheers, showcasing Grant’s ability to honor musical influences while staying true to her own style.

Following the Thousand Oaks performance, the tour will continue to other West Coast venues, including stops in San Diego, San Francisco and Seattle. Fans are encouraged to check Grant’s official website for ticket information and upcoming dates.

Community impact

The concert not only provided entertainment but also supported the local economy. The venue reported a boost in ticket sales, concessions and nearby restaurant traffic, underscoring the value of cultural events for Ventura County businesses. Local charities benefited as well, with a portion of proceeds earmarked for youth music programs in the area.

For those who missed the show, a recording of the performance is expected to be available on major streaming platforms later this month, allowing the community to relive the experience.

About Amy Grant

Amy Grant rose to fame in the 1980s as a pioneering Christian artist who crossed over to mainstream pop, earning multiple Grammy Awards and a devoted fan base. Her music often reflects her faith, family values and a commitment to uplifting messages, aligning with the interests of many readers of the HyperLocal Loop.

For more details on Amy Grant’s tour, upcoming shows and ticket availability, visit her official website.


Original reporting: KEYT (Ventura/Santa Barbara) — read the source article.

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