Brooke Robertson Releases First New Music In Four Years, ‘Hey God’

Celebrating her first new single in nearly four years, Louisiana-based singer/songwriter Brooke Robertson returns with “Hey God.” Now available on streaming platforms, the poignant country ballad was written by Robertson, Ross King and Jeremy Holderfield and produced by Brent Milligan (Steven Curtis Chapman, Tauren Wells).

Lauren Daigle To Release Album of Reimagined Songs August 16

Two-time GRAMMY Award Winner and multi-platinum-selling performing artist Lauren Daigle will release a very special collection of reimagined songs entitled Sessions on August 16. Recorded live in front of a limited audience, the eight tracks highlight the beauty in the songcraft and purity of Daigle's vocal prowess. Sessions will be available on numbered limited-edition vinyl variants in addition to digital platforms.

Ronnie L Releases New Album ‘Rabela – A Journey Of Restoration’

Ronnie L, the acclaimed multi-award-winning gospel artist, is excited to announce the release of his second album, Rabela (Pray) – A Story of Restoration. The album, which launched on 14 June 2024, stands as a powerful testament to God’s ability to restore individuals holistically across all aspects of life.

Steven Curtis Chapman Invited To Become Grand Ole Opry Member

Multi-Grammy and GMA Award winning Steven Curtis Chapman was invited to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry tonight by Opry member and longtime friend Ricky Skaggs. With 50 No. 1 hits, Chapman is the most awarded artist in Christian music history. The beloved singer made his Opry debut 42 years ago at age 19 when he was a performer at Opryland Theme Park singing the songs of Opry greats including George Jones, Ricky Skaggs and more.

Beloved Gospel Family The Nelons Involved in Fatal Plane Crash; Memorial Service Announced

One of America's most cherished Gospel music families, The Nelons, were involved in a tragic plane crash on Friday afternoon. The family was en route to join the Gaither Homecoming Cruise to Alaska when the accident occurred. The crash claimed the lives of Jason and Kelly Nelon Clark, their daughter Amber and son-in-law Nathan Kistler, their assistant Melodi Hodges, and the pilot Larry Haynie and his wife Melissa.