• The Horn Family Hits The Road to Support Their Debut Release

    The family that has spent the past decade blending country and contemporary gospel released their debut album last month. In order to share the new music with fans, they're on the road throughout the summer, visiting cities that span from Georgia to Ohio.

  • The Bowling Family on Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Mike Bowling, his wife Kelly, their daughter Hope and longtime friend Troy Peach make up The Bowling Family, The talented group spends a lot of time on the road, sharing the gospel through music and testimony. Their spring and early summer schedule is proof of how much they love sharing Jesus as they are all over the place.

  • Joseph Habedank Goes Solo

    Joseph Habedank is embarking on a new path, a new direction and new steps in 2014. The singer/songwriter, who left The Perrys in 2013, is entering into a new season as a solo artist. He has signed a recording contract with Daywind Records and a booking agreement with the Dominion Agency.

  • Funeral Arrangements Announced for Southern Gospel Music Exec Norman Holland

    Gospel Music veteran Norman Holland passed away on March 10, 2014 from heart failure in Nashville, Tennessee. He was the former A&R Director for Daywind Records, having retired last year after 16 years of faithful service. Visitation for Norman Holland will be on Saturday, March 15, 2014 from 1 p.m., until 2 p.m. Funeral services will be held immediately following the visitation.

  • NQC Spring Break 2014

    The National Quartet Convention has shared some big news lately ... a big move and a new event. While the Convention itself is moving to Pigeon Forge next year, they will continue to bring the best in Southern Gospel to Louisville, Kentucky with a new event, the NQC Spring Break, which will be held Thursday and Friday nights, March 27-28, 2014, at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky.

  • Introducing The Horn Family

    Blending country and contemporary gospel with occasional traditional gospel moments, the Horns have spent the past decade traveling the Southeast in a 15-passenger van, sometimes playing over 100 concerts per year.
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