Maverick City Music co-founder Norman Gyamfi recently sparked controversy when he declared that traditional gospel music is dead and needs to evolve to remain relevant, leading to a heated debate on ...

Glitzy evening gowns, black tuxedos and four-part harmony mixed this weekend as the Washington region's top gospel quartets were honored in an awards ceremony at the Lincoln Theatre in the District.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham African-American Studies Program and Department of Musicinstructor Kevin P. Turner will present a lecture by George W. Stewart on “The Jefferson County Sound: ...

These middle-of-nowhere, one-room churches routinely offer a stage for Black gospel quartets. While this genre has been abandoned in much of the country, it is still alive in rural South Carolina.

During the 1930s, the brothers were in a gospel quartet group called the St. Paul Gospel Singers until the siblings moved to Southern California and onto bigger dreams in 1940.