The K-LOVE Fan Awards will return to Nashville’s iconic OPRY House on May 24, with GRAMMY Award winner Lauren Daigle and podcaster, author and speaker Sadie Robertson Huff set to host the 13th annual fan-voted celebration. The announcement was made live on the nationwide K-LOVE radio network, followed by an announcement at Billboard.com. The awards show will air exclusively on Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) on Friday, May 29, at 730 p.m. and 10 p.m. EST, with an encore presentation scheduled for June 5. Coca-Cola Consolidated will return as title sponsor of the annual event, which caps what organizers describe as the biggest weekend in Christian music. In addition to the…

Christian rock artist Mr. Weaverface officially completes his Armor On (Redux) EP on March 5, 2026, bringing together five previously released singles into a cohesive, battle-ready collection of faith-fueled rock anthems. The EP marks a bold continuation of the spiritual momentum he launched with 2025’s Revived album. Anchored by the focus track “Armor On (Redux),” the project reimagines his 2022 original with sharpened production, renewed urgency, and deeper conviction. Inspired by the classic hymn “Onward Christian Soldiers,” the track explodes with marching drums, driving bass, and gritty guitar riffs–calling believers to reject complacency, boldly share the Gospel, and put on the full Armor of God as described in Ephesians 6.…

ALTIRA, the Christian rock band founded by former Fireflight vocalist Dawn Michele, releases their powerful new single “Black Hole” today through The Fuel Music. Blending soaring vocals, driving guitars, and an emotionally transparent message of redemption, the track reminds listeners that God’s love remains constant even in life’s darkest seasons. Written by Dawn Michele and Josiah Prince, “Black Hole” explores the struggle many people face when they feel isolated, overwhelmed, or misunderstood. Inspired by Romans 838–39, the song reflects the truth that nothing can separate believers from the love of God. The song’s lyrics capture the tension between inner turmoil and the healing power of grace. In the chorus, Michele…

Canadian worship collective HOMECOMING returns with their new single “Every Night Every Day,” a worship-pop anthem that speaks directly to the quiet, internal struggles many believers carry but rarely voice. Blending cinematic swells with intimate pop-driven worship, the song reflects the tension between feeling distant from God and intentionally choosing to draw near in faith. Written by Canyon Lewis, Cole Isaac Adrian, and Brendan de la Rambelje, the track was born out of real moments of doubt, prayer, and surrender within the band’s own journey. “I can’t hear Your voice with the noise in my soul,” the opening lyric confesses, setting the tone for a song that doesn’t rush past…

Pacing around my living room, it took everything in me to hold violent cries from sounding out. I was doing it! Yet, before long, I knew I couldn’t hold it in anymore; the excruciating stomach pains were unbearably strong. I had to tell my 12-year-old daughter that I was going to leave her at the house to head to urgent care. She would have to watch TV and check her email for any communication from me. My husband was abroad. She had the computer. Once, at urgent care, I clutched my stomach and, not knowing where else to go, I screamed out to God, “Have mercy on me, Father! Help!!!”…

When Kris Love from Centricity Music sends you an unfamiliar address in a warehouse district and promises a great time, you show up. It was called “The Coliseum,” and I’m not even sure most Nashville natives have driven past this place. Inside, you’re greeted by a reforged McDonald’s sign pointing toward a small, packed, dimly lit stage. The space is instantly cool, and you quickly forget your walk past storage crates in the parking lot. Throughout the room, radio programmers, label folks, managers, and artists were all crammed together. This wasn’t a stuffy presentation. It felt like a best-kept secret. At the center of it all was Natalie Layne, hosting…

Christian hip-hop artist Justin Mitchell returns with The Reset EP, a five-track EP, available today, marking a defining moment of personal and creative transformation. More than a collection of songs, The Reset EP represents a recalibration of purpose musically, spiritually, and artistically as Mitchell steps fully into this new chapter under his own name following an earlier era of releasing music under a different alias. Blending gritty East Coast hip-hop textures with Christ-centered themes of identity, perseverance, and calling, The Reset EP challenges expectations of what Christian rap can sound like while remaining grounded in authentic faith expression rather than performance-driven religiosity. The project reflects Mitchell’s desire to strip away…