Nashville, TN…. February 5, 2024 Capitol Christian Music Group (Capitol CMG) received three 2024 GRAMMY Awards last night representing honorees in three different categories. Nominees represent Capitol CMG’s entities Motown Gospel & Capitol CMG Publishing. The 66th GRAMMY Awards aired live on CBS from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. “Congratulations to Tasha Cobbs-Leonard, Tye Tribbett and Kirk Franklin on their Grammy wins!” says Brad O’Donnell, Co-President of CCMG. “We are so proud to work with each of you and congratulate you on this incredible career milestone.” “We want to congratulate our artists and songwriters who were recognized by the Recording Academy with a Grammy win,” adds CCMG Co-President Hudson…

On Jan. 26th, 2x GRAMMY-nominated band We The Kingdom introduced its new era with the release of its hopeful song “The Plans.” On April 5th, the group will launch its 23-date Church Music Tour, kicking off in Lexington, KY and stopping in Austin, Cincinnati, Minneapolis and more. Katy Nichole, winner of the 2023 Gospel Music Association New Artist Of The Year Award, will serve as direct support for the run. We The Kingdom has become synonymous with “joyful, anthemic” (GRAMMY.com) live performances and is known for their genre-bending ability to blend rock, country, soul and gospel music into their sonic landscape. The Church Music Tour follows their previous We The…

The Awakening Foundation, powered by Awakening Events, is thrilled to announce two highly anticipated live concerts, K-LOVE Live at Red Rocks and Air1 Worship Now Live at Red Rocks, for three special nights on August 5-7, 2024. The 2nd Annual Air1 Worship Now Live at Red Rocks will take place on August 5, followed by the 4th Annual K-LOVE Live at Red Rocks on August 6 and 7 for an amazing three nights at Red Rocks. With a history of selling out in record time, tickets will go on sale for these concerts on Friday, February 9, at noon Eastern. “We are so excited for our Live at Red Rocks…

Recently on social media, worship/gospel artist Joe L. Barnes announced he has signed with Provident Label Group/RCA. The former Maverick City Music singer shared the news with a post on Instagram celebrating his team and his fans for their support. “We’re grateful and happy to announce our partnership with RCA Provident,” Joe shared on social media. “Thankful for my team and all of you that love and support the music. Stay tuned. We have something cooking and on the way.” Known for hit Maverick City Music songs like “Promises” and “Million Little Miracles,” Joe exited the group and released his debut song “Come Back Home” in 2021. Since then, Joe…

Recently, Disneyland announced its annual Celebrate Gospel concerts in honor of Black History Month. This year, Marvin Sapp will be performing at the Fantasyland Theater on February 17, and Tasha Cobbs Leonard on February 24. Additionally, local Southern California gospel groups like Sacred Groove and The Singers of Soul will be performing at the event before Marvin Sapp and Tasha Cobbs Leonard. The concerts are free with admission to the park. For more information and to get your tickets to the theme park, click here.[…]

Recently, singer/songwriter Ryan Stevenson announced that his spring 2024 Gospel Nights Unplugged tour will be kicking off on February 22 in Jacksonville, Florida. The tour will make stops in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Connecticut before wrapping up on March April 28 in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. “Stoked to see you all soon!” Ryan Stevenson posted on Instagram. “Bringing my Gospel Nights Unplugged tour all over America this year!! 2024–the year of breakthrough. Can’t wait to see you all.” For more information and tickets, click here. A list of tour dates is below. February 22 Jacksonville, FL February 28 Lubbock, TX February 29 Odessa, TX March 1 Artesia, NM March 2 Roswell,…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Punk rock songsmith Nate Parrish is serving up another helping of punchy punk rock with “Bad Excuse,” available everywhere on February 23. Co-created with acclaimed rock producer Josiah Prince, “Bad Excuse” is a call to stop accepting bad excuses — to use our voices to speak truth to systems of destructive power, whether they’re social, religious or political. “I believe it’s vital that we use our voice to speak for not only our selves, but those who can’t speak for themselves,” Nate Parrish explains. “If you’re like me, you often feel helpless watching those in power get away with corruption while they offer another bad excuse. But…