Zauntee brings “God Remembers” and a message of belonging to Jack Rabbits | The Garden

For Jacksonville listeners who follow music across the boundaries of rap, rock and Christian songwriting, Zauntee’s next local stop offers an opportunity to hear where those sounds meet. His God Remembers Tour is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, at Jack Rabbits, with Skema Boy also on the bill.

Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. The venue is at 1528 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville. It is a local club stop on an itinerary that also includes cities such as Chicago, New York, Nashville, Atlanta and Tampa.

Behind the stage name is Zachariah Erickson, who grew up in Tampa. His record label, BEC Recordings, describes a musician who began writing songs at ten and producing at fourteen. His work connects those musical skills with an explicitly Christian purpose: making songs that encourage listeners to live with conviction and use their own gifts.

The personal intention is clearer in the way Zauntee describes the audience he hopes to reach. In his official press materials, he talks about identifying with people who feel overlooked and wanting his music to give them somewhere to belong. “I want my music to be a place for them to belong,” he says in that published biography.

That is the artist’s stated aim, rather than a claim about what every listener experiences. It gives useful context for Jacksonville neighbors deciding whether this concert speaks to them: faith and connection are central to how he presents the work, alongside the sound.

The tour follows the September 18, 2026 release of God Remembers. BEC lists it among its current album releases, and the artist’s press materials describe a direction crossing rap, rock and alternative music. Listeners can explore songs including “Light on Me,” “Wildfire,” “Price to Stay Alive” and “Soar Again,” featuring Jay Furr, before the concert.

Those recordings offer a way into the new chapter without assuming a particular live set list. Someone who knows an earlier song can hear the newer material first; someone encountering Zauntee for the first time can decide whether the combination of songwriting and sound connects with them.

His touring background has included work beyond headlining. The official biography describes his experience on Casting Crowns tours in several roles, including crew work, VIP programming and short performance sets. It also identifies appearances on Winter Jam.

Skema Boy’s billing is confirmed by Jack Rabbits, although no detailed introduction to the guest artist was available in the material reviewed. Check the venue’s ticket link for current admission, availability and age policy before making plans involving younger listeners.

Find Zauntee: God Remembers Tour on Errbody, then use the official Jack Rabbits event page to check tickets.