Anne Wilson has built one of the most devoted audiences in Christian music on the strength of a single song. “My Jesus”—the anthem she released in 2021—became one of the most-played tracks on Christian radio in years, and the Nashville artist has spent every tour since proving it wasn’t a fluke. On November 13, 2026, she brings The Stars Tour to Sacramento’s SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center. For fans across the Sacramento region, this is the closest stop on her fall tour to the Central Valley.
What The Stars Tour Is
The Stars Tour is built around material from Wilson’s album STARS, her most recent studio project. The setlist pulls in the fan favorites that made her name alongside the new material: “My Jesus,” “God Story,” “Hey Girl,” and “Strong” are all expected to be on the program. Supporting Wilson on the Sacramento date are Aodhan King and Peter Burton, two artists well-known in the contemporary Christian music world.
Wilson is a big-room performer who tends to fill whatever space she’s put in. The SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center, with its roughly 1,800-seat main hall, is a genuine step up from the club circuit and a step down from the arenas she’s played at peak demand. That middle-ground sizing usually works in the audience’s favor: the room is large enough to support a full production, intimate enough that there’s no bad section.
Practical Details
The show is on a Friday night. Doors open approximately 90 minutes before the 7:00 PM start. The SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center is at 1301 L Street in downtown Sacramento—within four blocks of the K Street light rail stations and a short walk from multiple parking structures in the downtown grid.
If you’re driving, the adjacent surface lot off 13th Street typically has pre-event availability, and the city-owned garages on 10th and 11th Streets are common choices for the area. If you’re riding light rail, the K/J/City College line stops on K Street; the walk from the nearest platform to the venue door is under five minutes.
Tickets range from $23.95 to $89.00 through Ticketmaster. The lower price points land in the rear orchestra and upper balcony—still solid seats in a hall designed so every row has a clear view of the stage. Tickets are currently available at all tiers.
The SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center was renovated and reopened in 2018 after years of closure as the Sacramento Community Center Theater. The updated hall is one of the better mid-size acoustic rooms in California: the sight lines throughout are strong, and the venue’s sound system handles large vocal performances well. The lobby bar opens pre-show and at intermission. If dinner is part of the plan, the midtown restaurant corridor along J and K Streets is a 10-minute walk from the front entrance.
The same venue hosts the Sacramento Ballet’s Nutcracker later in December, and the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera has two fall concerts at SAFE PAC this season as well. If you’re building out a performing arts calendar for the fall and winter, the venue is worth bookmarking. And if you want to add a second live show to November, Teddy Swims plays Golden 1 Center on November 11, two nights before Wilson hits the same neighborhood.
The Details
- What: Anne Wilson – The Stars Tour
- Support: Aodhan King, Peter Burton
- When: Friday, November 13, 2026 – 7:00 PM
- Where: SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center, 1301 L St., Sacramento, CA 95814
- Tickets: $23.95–$89.00 via Ticketmaster
- Contact: (916) 834-9612 or sccbotickets@cityofsacramento.org
- Parking: Adjacent lot off 13th St.; city garages on 10th and 11th Streets
- Light Rail: K/J/City College line, K Street stops
Bottom Line
If you’re already a fan of Anne Wilson, there’s nothing to deliberate—this is the closest she’s coming to Sacramento this fall, and the SAFE Credit Union PAC is one of the best halls in the region to see her. If you’re less familiar, “My Jesus” is worth a listen before you go; it gives a clear sense of what kind of artist she is and what a room full of people who know every word sounds like. The Friday night date, the venue’s downtown location, and the still-wide ticket availability make this an easy night to plan around.
