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For the first time ever, the Stellar Awards are proud to introduce HBCU Choir of the Year—a brand-new category created to honor the excellence, legacy, and national impact of Historically Black Colleges and Universities choral programs.
Bishop Hezekiah Walker champions community empowerment through housing, youth programs, and preserving gospel music's legacy.
Gospel artist Mervin Mayo shares powerful stories behind his viral music and ministry-focused approach resonating with listeners
Justin Radford has released his highly anticipated EP, From Profit to Purpose, a collection of songs that serves as both a musical offering and a personal testimony. The project represents a significant shift in Radford’s career, moving away from the pursuit of commercial gain toward a mission-driven focus on ministry and community impact. The EP […]
Drawing more than 300,000 attendees each year, gospel standouts Jonathan McReynolds and Brent Jones have been announced as headliners for Kansas’ largest outdoor festival, Wichita Riverfest
Tonight's song is by The Father of Urban Contemporary Gospel Edwin Hawkins Oh Happy Day
In a landmark collaboration uniting two of America’s most influential musical traditions, jazz icon Ron Carter and gospel trailblazer Ricky Dillard officially release their groundbreaking joint album, Sweet, Sweet Spirit.
Just Like Selma is a stirring new social-justice hymn composed by award-winning producer Nolan Williams, Jr., featuring Grammy®-nominated gospel artists Zacardi Cortez and Beverly Crawford, alongside the 130-voice Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church Mass Choir.
Tonight's SNLG Black History Song is The King of Gospel Rev. James Cleveland with the Northern & Southern California Choirs "Breathe On Me" ft. Rev. Daryl Coley
Kierra Sheard-Kelly embraces her family legacy with grace, expands into speaking ministry, and creates deeply personal, spiritually potent music.
CeCe Winans’ historic 18th GRAMMY® Award win for Best Gospel Performance/Song for “Come Jesus Come” places her third among the most-awarded female artists of all time.