CCM Café

Country singer-songwriter JJ Lawhorn stopped by the CCM Cafe and gave us this special acoustic performance of his new song 'More Than Enough.' The track can be found on his new Country Gospel album, 'Good Ol' Boy Gospel.'

Award-winning singer/songwriter Justin Gambino stopped by the CCM Cafe and gave us his fresh take on the holiday classic 'Joy To The World.'

Singer / songwriter Brynn Elliott, best known for her breakout song 'Might Not Like Me,' stopped by the CCM Cafe and gave us this special version of the holiday classic 'Silent Night.'

Christian Pop artist Ryan Jones stopped by the CCM Cafe and performed his single ‘Father's Arms.’ The track will be featured on his upcoming debut solo EP.

Enjoy another acoustic performance from southern rock icons Donnie & Johnny Van Zant. This is the duo's first ever live performance of 'There Your Are.' The track is featured on their first ever Christian album, 'Always Look Up,' releasing this Friday, November 22, 2024.

Southern rock icons Van Zant stopped by the CCM Cafe and gave us the first ever live performance of their song 'Speak His Name.' The track is featured on their first ever Christian album, 'Always Look Up,' releasing this Friday, Novemebr 22, 2024.

Dove Award-nominated Slugs & Bugs creator Randall Goodgame stopped by the CCM Cafe and performed some songs from his new ‘Scripture Hymnal’ project. The collection showcases more than 100 word-for-word Bible passages set to original music. Enjoy this live performance of 'In The Beginning” (Genesis 1:1)'

Redemption Church’s (San Jose, CA) musical expression, Red Worship, stopped by the CCM Cafe while they were in Nashville and gave us this acoustic performance of their single 'One More.'

Dove Award-nominated husband/wife duo Zane and Donna King stopped by the CCM Cafe and shared this special acoustic version of their song, ‘Who You Listen To.’

Louisiana based singer/songwriter Will Wesley stopped by the CCM Cafe and gave us this performance of his personal and heartfelt single, '12 O’clock In Texas.' The track is a self-penned tribute to his brother Daniel, who tragically passed away from a drug overdose.