A quartet with four Grammy nominations and six GMA Dove Awards to its name is rolling into West Milton this weekend. Ernie Haase & Signature Sound will perform an evening of patriotic and gospel music at Hoffman Global Methodist Church on Saturday, with doors built around a 7 p.m. show and general admission tickets priced at $15.
The stop is part of the group's “America: Land of Hopes and Dreams Tour,” according to Miami Valley Today. The church itself, located at 201 S. Main St. in West Milton, lists the concert on its own site for November 14, 2026, at 7 p.m., according to Hoffman Global Methodist Church.
A Two-Decade Run Through Gospel's Biggest Stages
The group has shared songs of hope in four-part harmony for two decades, per the same report, racking up a resume that includes stops at the Grand Ole Opry and Carnegie Hall. The quartet has also performed the national anthem at NBA games and NASCAR events and has made repeat appearances at Gaither Homecoming gatherings around the country, the outlet notes. Along the way, the group has consistently topped the Southern Gospel radio charts and picked up Gold and Platinum DVD certifications.
The lineup bringing that resume to West Milton includes Ernie Haase on tenor, Doug Anderson and Dustin Doyle sharing lead vocals, and Christopher Taylor on bass, per the same account. Fans wanting a broader look at where the tour is headed next can check tour dates at erniehaase.com.
A Patriotic Show Timed to a National Milestone
The tour's framing leans into the moment: the group's own website describes “America, Land of Hopes and Dreams” as a 90-minute patriotic celebration tied to the United States approaching its 250th birthday in 2026, according to Ernie Haase & Signature Sound. The same site states the production focuses on the power and spirit of the American people rather than politics.
Coverage of the West Milton date wasn't limited to one outlet. The Daily Advocate also reported the 7 p.m. show at Hoffman Global Methodist Church, confirming the $15 general admission price and noting that tickets can be purchased by calling David Hayes at 937-545-9507. Hayes is the contact listed for both tickets and additional event information ahead of Saturday's performance.
