Julissa brings her Symphonic Worship to Irving
The artist will celebrate 25 years of her career with a symphonic night on October 24, 2026, in Irving, near Dallas.
Julissa will bring her Symphonic Worship to Irving, in the Dallas area. The symphonic night for her 25-year career is listed on Eventbrite, which also sells the tickets.
One date so far
The event is titled "Julissa en Irving (Dallas): Memorias, Adoración Sinfónica" and is scheduled for October 24, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The venue is 3000 W Airport Fwy, in Irving, within the Dallas metropolitan area. Julissa is listed as the artist and organizer.
The title speaks of a symphonic night, that is, with an orchestra. And it speaks of memories: 25 years of a career reviewed in a single concert.
«Twenty-five years of songs are also twenty-five years of a gift stewarded.»
The list of confirmed dates so far is this:
- October 24, 2026 · 7:00 p.m. · 3000 W Airport Fwy, Irving, Dallas area (United States) · Symphonic night for Julissa's 25-year career.
So far there are no more cities or dates announced for this tour. If the calendar grows, the information will appear in the same event listing, so it's a good idea to save it and check it from time to time.
How to get tickets
Tickets are available on Eventbrite, where the event is published. Before paying, confirm that the date, time and address match those in the listing, and save your purchase receipt. Also check if the organizer posts new instructions before the concert.
Buying on the official platform, and not through resale, is the safest way to avoid problems at the entrance.
If you're traveling from another city, plan ahead: the trip, where to sleep and what time you plan to return. A well-bought ticket loses its charm if you arrive late or have no way back.
And if you're going to invite someone, let them know soon so they can save the date. It can be a good plan for your family or your small group.
Twenty-five years sung in community
Twenty-five years in an artistic career don't sustain themselves. Behind it there is constancy, work and a decision that is repeated: to keep singing. A symphonic night shows it better than any speech, because the music stops being one's own and becomes many's: strings, brass, voices and an audience that responds.
Scripture does not separate art from faith. "Oh sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth!" (Psalm 96:1, ESV)
What is sung with gratitude does not seek applause for the singer; it gives back something of what was received. Twenty-five years of songs are also twenty-five years of a gift stewarded, and that is better celebrated accompanied than alone.
The name of the event invites us to look back without staying there. Remembering in faith is not nostalgia: it is recognizing the hand of God in the path traveled and continuing to walk. That's why a date like this can be much more than a concert.
If you're near Dallas, mark October 24 and confirm your ticket in time. If not, share the date with someone who can go. And pray for the musicians, the team and every person who that night will go home singing.
