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Emmy, Grammy, and Tony Award nominee Brandon Victor Dixon charmed and dazzled audiences in his solo show debut at 54 Below on December 4.

By the time the Blind Boys of Alabama got to the homestretch of their Nov. 15 show in Columbus, Ohio, the seats in Mershon Auditorium were empty as some

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Congratulations to five-time GRAMMY winners and Gospel Music Hall of Famers The Blind Boys of Alabama on their 2024 Grammy nominations for Best American Roots Performance (“Heaven Help Us All,”) Best Americana Performance (“Friendship”) and Best Roots Gospel Album (Echoes of the South). With today’s nominations, which are the most-ever in a single year for the group, The Blind Boys of Alabama are now 16-time Grammy nominees.

One song playing at the right moment, perhaps with the right cup of coffee, can really make life worth living.

Blind Boys of Alabama have returned today to unveil the closing track from their upcoming album Echoes Of The South, coming September 8 on Single Lock Records. A reimagining of Stevie Wonder’s “Heaven Help Us All” (originally penned by Ron Miller), the five-time GRAMMY-winners bring their iconic and unmistakable vocal stylings to this chart-topping classic from one of their multi-time collaborators.

“Five Times August is the solo act of singer/songwriter Brad Skistimas. Skistimas has appeared on the FOX Business channel as an expert...

A new documentary about beloved Wichita band The Embarrassment will screen at this year's Tallgrass Film Festival. Filmmakers Dan Fetherston and Danny Szlauderbach talk about the film and the band's legacy.

Multi-Grammy Award-Winning Soweto Gospel Choir Shares Their Universal Message of Love, Unity & Hope on New Recording & Blockbuster North American Tour Coming To A City Near You