Tribute Wuartet Tickets

On the schedule

Tribute Wuartet Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Tribute Wuartet is a Heritage-rich Southern gospel quartet known for their traditional quartet sound and steadfast faith. Formed in 2006 by Gary Casto and Josh Singletary, the group has grown into a mainstay in gospel music, with Gus Gaches and Ian Owens as longtime members and the current lineup. Since aligning with Daywind Records in 2014, they’ve continued to deliver meaningful, harmony-driven performances that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Based in the United States, Tribute Wuartet tours across venues and theatres, delivering robust vocal blends and uplifting messages. Their music and live shows celebrate gospel roots while embracing contemporary accessibility, making it easy to secure your seats for upcoming performances.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

From chart-topping singles like I Call It Home, Halfway Up The Mountain, and Free Indeed to a rich discography spanning nearly two decades, Tribute Wuartet consistently earns recognition from Absolutely Gospel Music Awards and Singing News Top 80. Their 2025 tour features stops at notable venues including Silver Dollar City in Branson, Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center in Terrell, and Meramec Music Theatre in Steelville. For the latest tour updates, streaming options, and ticket availability, follow their official channels and secure your seats with us—we’ve got you.

Artist note

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Tribute Wuartet

Formation and background: Founded in 2006 by Gary Casto and Josh Singletary; longtime members include Gus Gaches and Ian Owens (current lineup).
Genre and style: Southern gospel quartet with a heritage-rich, traditional Quartet sound; aligned with Daywind Records since 2014.
Discography highlights (latest first): 2024 Once More; 2023 Quartet Tribute, Vol. 3; 2021 Once Again; 2020 Quartet Tribute Vol. 2; 2019 Living The Stories; 2017 Quartet Tribute Vol. 1; 2016 Here For You; 2015 The Thought Of Christmas; 2014 Journey Of Hope; 2013 Hit Replay Again; 2012 Our Anthem; 2011 The Waiting Is Over; 2010 Hit Replay; 2009 For This Time; 2007 Anticipation; 2006 My Tribute.
Notable awards and chart achievements: multiple Absolutely Gospel Music Awards wins; Singing News Top 80 No. 1 singles including I Call It Home (2021), Halfway Up The Mountain (2023), and Free Indeed (2024).
2025 tour highlights: dates and venues include Silver Dollar City (Branson, MO) on Aug 27, 2025; Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center (Terrell, TX) on Oct 25, 2025; Meramec Music Theatre (Steelville, MO) on Nov 1, 2025.
Social media and presence: official site links to YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter) and Facebook; active in press and fan communications.

The records

Tribute Wuartet Discography

Once More
2024 · Daywind Records
Quartet Tribute, Vol. 3
2023 · Daywind Records
Once Again
2021 · Daywind Records
Quartet Tribute Vol. 2
2020 · Daywind Records
Living The Stories
2019 · Daywind Records
Quartet Tribute Vol. 1
2017 · Daywind Records
Here For You
2016 · Daywind Records
The Thought Of Christmas
2015 · Daywind Records
Journey Of Hope
2014 · Daywind Records
Hit Replay Again
2013 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
Our Anthem
2012 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
The Waiting Is Over
2011 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
Hit Replay
2010 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
For This Time
2009 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
Anticipation
2007 · Crossroads Music / Sonlite
My Tribute
2006 · BSA World Records

The hits

Top Tribute Wuartet Songs

I Call It Home
2021 · Singing News Top 80 #1 (Aug 2021)
Halfway Up The Mountain
2023 · Singing News Top 80 #1 (Jul 2023)
Free Indeed
2024 · Singing News Top 80 #1 (Feb 2024)
Not My Will
2022 · AGM Song of the Year 2023 (not a chart peak); widely reported as a major single

From chart-topping singles like I Call It Home, Halfway Up The Mountain, and Free Indeed to a rich discography spanning nearly two decades, Tribute Wuartet consistently earns recognition from Absolutely Gospel Music Awards and Singing News Top 80. Their 2025 tour features stops at notable venues including Silver Dollar City in Branson, Jamie Foxx Performing Arts Center in Terrell, and Meramec Music Theatre in Steelville. For the latest tour updates, streaming options, and ticket availability, follow their official channels and secure your seats with us—we’ve got you.