After fifteen years of Free Gospel Sundays at the Adrienne Arsht Center, the series is entering a new phase, with a new name and a different format.

We welcomed them into our lives through TV, movies, music, art and more. The New Jersey talents lost in 2024 span the big screen and small screen and stages and galleries across the globe. Here’s a ...

The Barrett Sisters were a Chicago institution, known for their tight harmonies and joyful performances. She was the last one ...

As ever, the 2024 festive season is seeing plenty of Christmas classics back in this Official Singles Chart - but a smattering of newer tracks are emerging, too. MORE: WHAM's Last Christmas wins ...

Cece Winans accepts Top Gospel Artist and Top Gospel Song at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards. Cece Winans: “That’s My King,” what a powerful song. Thank you to all the writers of this song.

“This has been a daily walk for me for some time now, and I’m yet still growing,” said the Grammy-winning gospel singer, who for years has spoken to church congregations and media outlets ...

An award-winning gospel music singer was arrested Monday in downtown Greenville. According to arrest documents from the Greenville Police Department’s Sgt. Diana Munoz, Le’Andria Johnson ...

“You feel uplift when you listen to their music,” said Pam Morris-Walton, host of a Sunday gospel music show on WVON 1690-AM. They wore gleaming ensembles designed by Campbell’s ...

American contemporary Christian worship music collective, and Nigeria’s Nathaniel Bassey, have emerged the most streamed gospel artistes on Spotify, across Sub-Saharan Africa. Phiona Okumu ...

By Jim Asker Gospel music icon CeCe Winans reigns as Billboard ... on the weekly Top Gospel Albums chart starting in March 2021, but has remained in the weekly top five throughout all of 2024.

It’s never perfectly straight and beautiful.” “Elvis [Presley] exposed me to gospel music,” shares Wilson. “I never thought I’d be part of a gospel album. I’m so grateful and so ...

“Some things in life are so heightened . . . yet they’re part of the real. Why not put them to music and have singing be part of it?” Read, watch, and listen with the critics: In his new ...