Brian Free and Assurance is a Southern gospel group that consists of members Brian Free, Bill Shivers, and Mike Rogers. Since their start in the early 1990’s, the Gospel group has been led by Brian Free but has consisted of different members over the years such as Randy Crawford and Jeremy Lile. Free has been one of the biggest names... read full bio
Brian McKnight has earned himself a spot in contemporary music history. He has released 13 albums to date, 7 of them have gone single, double, and triple platinum. He has sold over 20 Million albums worldwide. “Evolution of A Man” features the first single “What I’ve Been Waiting For”, revealing a reggae sound that McKnight has never done before.... read full bio
Around these lads, it's difficult to remain motionless. They make that rhythmic toe-tapping, knee-slapping and boot-stomping noise. Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle create music that stays in your spirit and makes you want to shout into the night sky while barefoot. Their style is equal parts raucous honkytonk and old-time pioneers. To produce something original and deeply entrenched, they draw... read full bio
Carla A. Harris has been a force on Wall Street for over 20 years. She is currently Vice Chairman of Wealth Management and Senior Client Advisor at Morgan Stanley, providing investment advice to corporations, public pension plans, foundations and endowments. She formerly headed the equity capital markets effort for the Consumer and Retail industries and was responsible for raising private... read full bio
Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain released their first album in 9/06 and was an immediate success debuting at #11 on Billboard's Top Bluegrass Album Chart. Just over a month later, the single Seven Miles From Wichita hit the #1 spot on Sirius Radio's Bluegrass Top 40. The album was produced by fiddle player extraordinaire, Jim Van Cleve of the... read full bio
In an unprecedented fifteen-year span with nearly over ten million career album sales, a Grammy Award for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album (Lifesong), an American Music Award, a Dove Award for Artist of the Year and fifteen chart-topping radio singles, Casting Crowns remains focused on discipleship through music. With lead singer and songwriter Mark Hall’s eighteen years in youth ministry, the... read full bio
CeCe Winans is an American singer-songwriter, actress, talk show host, speaker, and author. As an artist, she has won 12 Grammy Awards and is the best-selling female gospel artist of all time. CeCe performs with his brother BeBe and together they have released nine studio albums. As a solo artist, CeCe has released ten studio albums, her debut album “Alone... read full bio
CeeLo Green is a Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter-producer, television personality, actor, entrepreneur, pop culture and fashion icon. CeeLo Green has appeared as a coach on NBCs hit show The Voice. Early on in Cee Los musical career he was part of a band called Goodie Mob. He sang vocals on a ban called Outkasts debut album entitled Southerplayalisticdillacmuzik, and he... read full bio
Chante Moore’s music is at once sensuous, romantic and loving. Her own heartfelt compositions, jazzy grooves, and soulful ballads are her stock in trade. When she performs, her music comes alive with vibrancy and energy. Through six best-selling, critically-acclaimed solo albums and two duet sets with Kenny Lattimore – “Things That Lovers Do” and “Uncovered/Covered”, Chante Moore has emerged... read full bio
"Chris Blue began singing in church at the age of three. Since, he has made a name for himself worldwide as a gospel artist. Blue has toured throughout England, the Bahamas, Jamaica, and the Virgin Islands. He has hand the National Anthem at Major League Baseball games and at the University of Tennessee sporting events. Blue has contributed vocals to... read full bio
Chris Dave is an American R&B and soul artist who plays drums and is from Houston, Texas. He grew up going to church, which is where he got his start performing. He became heavily influenced by jazz growing up and was influenced by Miles Davis and John Coltrane. Dave went on to graduate from Houston’s High School for the Performing... read full bio
After studying musical theater as a child, singer-songwriter Chris Jamison spent his undergraduate years in Columbus, Ohio, performing acoustically in neighborhood pubs and restaurants. When NBC's The Voice offered him the chance to try out for its seventh season, he jumped at the chance. He ultimately placed third under the guidance of Maroon 5 vocalist Adam Levine, and Pharrell Williams... read full bio
Clark Beckham is a musician, in addition to being a singer and songwriter. He auditioned for the fourteenth season of American Idol and ultimately finished in second place in the competition. During his audition, he performed James Brown's "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World," and he was the first contestant in Nashville to sing in front of the judges. The... read full bio
The group formed at Forest Lake Academy and refined its sound at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama, where they were students. Committed has become a highly sought-after a cappella group for several occasions both domestically and abroad. The trio won the second season of NBC's popular singing competition "The Sing Off," giving them the incredible opportunity to be featured on... read full bio
"Connie Constance is an alternative musician, singer, and songwriter from London. Her sound is a mixture of soul, indie, and jazz genres. She began her performing career as a dancer, but turned to writing and singing after meeting producer Blue Daisy. Connie now creates ethereal, soulful music for audiences around the world. The artist draws inspiration from a variety of... read full bio
COOK, DIXON & YOUNG is an entertaining, theatrically staged concert for all the family. Versatility is the highlight of the evening! These tenors hit those C’s in opera, belt out Broadway, bend and scat notes in jazz and stir your soul with haunting gospel and spirituals! With each new style, they’re completely at home. Let us introduce you to three... read full bio
Cory Henry is an American R&B and soul musician, singer-songwriter, musician, pianist, organist, and music producer from Brooklyn, New York. He rose to fame being a member of Snarky Puppy and since then, has left the group to pursue a solo career. Henry had a passion for music since a young age and he learned how to play both the... read full bio
Curtis Harding could best be described as a student of the gritty, sweat-dripping, hip-swinging blues that wafted through the air of the American sixties. The offspring of a mother who sang gospel, and a retired veteran, he traveled all over the country as a child, singing alongside his parents, learning that music was in fact the great communicator, and that... read full bio
Cynthia Erivo is a Tony Award-winning Broadway actress and R&B singer-songwriter. She received a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance as Celie in the Broadway revival of The Color Purple, which she performed in the Menier Chocolate Factory production as well. Erivo got her start in television on the sitcom, “Chewing Gum” and the crime... read full bio
Dalton Domino’s musical style is a gritty blend of fast, energetic southern rock with a hint of everything from Americana, Red Dirt, and Texas Country to Delta Blues and Soul. He grew up surrounded by music, with the hymnal singing from his Grandmother, the 1950’s Sun Records his Grandfather would play, and the heavy metal his step father often listened... read full bio
