Newly crowned American Idol winner Jamal Roberts, a 27-year-old  gym teacher from Meridian, Miss., debuts at No. 1 on ...

If collaborating with secular artistes was the only means to win souls to the Kingdom of God then Gospel act, Mavis Asante would fail that mission. This is because she has strong reservations ...

A major event is set to return to the Greater Cincinnati area this weekend.The “I Hear Music in the Air” conference is back with a weekend packed full of gospel music.The festival is happening ...

While on an episode of "The Matthew West Podcast," actor Dennis Quaid revealed that he felt "called" to write and record his ...

He believes that music does not need any translation and as a result he has mesmerised crowds from the Cape Flats, Swaziland and even the UK. Denzil Erasmus, 34, is a Mitchell plain born saxophonist ...

Should gospel music be played in public spaces often deemed ‘unholy ground’? While some viewers insisted that such music belongs strictly to places of worship, others argued that the song ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Southern Gospel Music icon, West Virginia native, Squire Parsons died of a heart attack Monday. He was 77. Parsons grew up in the Roane County community of Newton.

Fast-rising gospel artist Abbadsinger credits his early exposure to praise and worship sessions for igniting his passion for gospel music. Growing up in church, he began as a dancer and leader of ...

Author and Baylor University professor Robert Darden tells stories - and plays recordings - from the Baylor University Libraries' Black Gospel Music Restoration Project in an on-going weekly ...

ROANE COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Squire Parsons, a southern gospel music legend and West Virginia native, died Monday. He was 77. Parsons grew up in the Newton area of Roane County, West Virginia.

Popular gospel singer Gaise Baba has made history with his latest release, No Turning Back II featuring Lawrence Iyor, becoming the highest-charting gospel song in the five-year history of Nigeria’s ...

“Sweet Beulah Land” is one of the top Southern Gospel requested songs of all time. Squire Parsons, the man who wrote and recorded the song in 1979, died Monday following a cardiac arrest that ...