Over the weekend, the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The event hosted some of the biggest names in music, and artists in the Christian genre like Natalie Grant, Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes, and Maverick City Music attended the ceremony. The 2022 awards show had five Christian/Gospel categories, with nominees like Dante Bowe, Tauren Wells, CeCe Winans, and others. CeCe Winans took home three GRAMMYs, while Maverick City and Carrie Underwood each won one. “We won three Grammys!” CeCe Winans posted along with a video on Facebook. “Thanks to everyone that was a part of this album and songs!” In…

On the heels of releasing his debut self-titled full-length album, Jordan St. Cyr is celebrating his current single, “Weary Traveler,” hitting No. 1 on multiple radio charts this week. The song, which is St. Cyr’s first career No. 1 single, landed the top spot on Billboard’s Christian Airplay chart this week, has held the top spot for nine weeks on Billboard’s AC Indicator Chart, while holding at No. 1 on the Billboard Monitored and Mediabase Christian AC charts for a second week. St. Cyr is also featured in Billboard Magazine, where he shares, “Watching this song unfold and serve so many through this heavy season was a beautiful thing to…

Curb Word Entertainment’s Love & The Outcome recently unveiled their third studio LP, Only Ever Always. It’s available now on all streaming platforms here. The full-length project was released on the heels of the one-year anniversary of the flood that destroyed the couple’s Nashville home, which occurred only a week after they recorded their current radio single, “I’m Not Lucky, I’m Blessed.” The duo, who celebrated 18 years of marriage in December, tells their personal story of loss in the official music video for the sunny song. In addition, Love & The Outcome also recently premiered a brand new visual for the previously-released track “I’ll Find You,” filmed in a…

Growing Pains, the debut album from Elevation Rhythm, is out now. Listen here. As an essential part of Elevation Church, based in Charlotte, North Carolina, the group sets the musical compass for a younger generation of worshipers. With youth and young adults at the forefront of their mission, Elevation Rhythm’s sonic backdrop is intentional to keep up with the changing times, which is why the group experiments with a variety of bold sounds and textures. Incorporating elements of pop, rock, worship, and hip-hop, each of the twelve songs found on Growing Pains offers the youthful energy found in its diversity. “I think, sonically, Rhythm is always going to be different,”…

Recently, for KING & COUNTRY’s hit song, “Relate,” reached No. 39 on Ryan Seacrest’s American Top 40 Chart. Their success comes right off the heels of their recent appearance on the Kelly Clarkson Show, where they sang “Relate” from the Mojave Desert in California. Reflecting on the release of their latest album, What Are We Waiting For? and the band’s recent success at radio, Joel and Luke Smallbone share, “It’s fair to say that [this album] feels unlike any other, particularly with what the world has faced, and continues to face. Our hope is that this family, spiritual and global record will meet listeners right where they are and be…

Fans of the popular episodic series, The Chosen, which follows Jesus’ early ministry with His disciples, were clamoring for more information yesterday when the official social media account posted a simple quote from Scripture “Behold, I’m doing a new thing.” As anticipation grows for the series’ third season, which has remained shrouded in mystery, it was apparent the producers were getting ready for a big announcement. The Chosen has skyrocketed in popularity among Bible believers who enjoy not only reading between the lines but seeing them acted out as well. And now, it appears those lines will be sung, with the announcement that Season 3 will be one continuous musical!…

Big-tech’s crackdown of socially acceptable “free speech” continued today with Twitter’s announcement that they have temporarily locked the all-male, Christian band Newsboys’ account after the group failed to introduce a female member into their line-up. “We’re in complete shock,” shared drummer Duncan Phillips. “We love all our sisters in Christ, but we’ve been the NewsBOYS for over 30 years. As in the News–NO–GIRLS–ALLOWED.” Twitter CEO, Parag Agrawal, said, “It’s massively disrespectful to males, females and all other genders to continue to communicate to the culture that only one gender is welcome in any entity. The days of male-only boardrooms, political organizations, and yes, even bands, are coming to an end…

Today, Christian rapper KB was scheduled to drop a surprise follow-up single to his 2012 hit song, “Church Clap,” titled “Church Slap.” The original track, which was released a decade ago, is one of KB’s most popular singles, racking up over 25 million plays on Spotify and inspired countless viral dance-off videos on YouTube. The new single, originally scheduled to release on Friday, April 1st–April Fool’s Day–as a parody joke, promised to take on woke culture growing inside of the church but after the unfortunate “slap heard ’round the world” during last weekend’s Oscars broadcast, the joke has lost its bite. “I instantly called my manager,” shared the rapper who…

Earlier last month, Switchfoot saddened fans by announcing that their guitarist of 18 years, Drew Shirley, would be leaving the band. “We love Drew dearly,” said the band while sharing the news on social. “This has certainly been a difficult season for us, encountering challenges that have ultimately taken us in different directions.” Now, it appears those “different directions” are becoming clear in the form of a new apparel line being launched by Shirley which he’s cleverly calling, Shirley’s Shirts.” “For 18 years, I was sure I wanted to be in Switchfoot,” shared Shirley. “And now, I’m sure everyone will surely want to own a Shirley Shirt.” Although it sounds…

COVID! Elections! Ukraine! If the constant doomsday news of the previous two years were not enough, we could now be on the verge of a complete and total wipeout of an entire industry that has its roots in the early 1970s. Billed as one the best comeback events in the post-pandemic era, rockers Skillet joined co-headliner Crowder alongside metal band, Demon Hunter for a one-night-only concert in Nashville, TN that merge worship-rock, pop-rock, and metal-rock into one evening. It sounded like a great idea. Until music genres were not the only thing that got merged. The cataclysmic event happened in the final act when all three bands went on stage…