The gospel music industry came alive this past weekend as renowned singer-songwriter Deitrick Haddon hosted his highly anticipated 2024 Grammy Gospel Brunch at Fixins at LA Live in downtown Los Angeles.
Alvin Garrett stands as a true musical genius, captivating audiences with his extraordinary talent and creative vision. He goes beyond the realm of entertainment, dedicating himself to a profound mission of empowerment.
Pastor Shep and Dr. Shalonda Crawford of Experience Christian Ministries will host the 3rd Annual Church at the Park on Sunday, August 4, at 11:07 a.m., at the South Park Recreation Center, 345 E. 51st St., in Los Angeles. The free event will feature a worship service, resources and refreshments aimed at uniting Black and Brown residents in South L.A. Participants include Grammy winner Faith Evans, Latin singer Frankie J, recording artist Deitrick Haddon and L.A. Councilman Curren D. Price, Jr. Also on hand will be the artist Roqk Star and the Aids Healthcare Foundation’s Latino Outreach and Understanding Division and
The McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour made its final stop at the Taste of Soul in the presence of more than 350,000 attendees and it was nothing short of amazing! The critically acclaimed gospel stage, sponsored by McDonald’s and dedicated in the memory of the late Brenda Marsh-Mitchell, featured a number of performances from the nation’s biggest gospel music acts. Hitting the stage to bring hope, inspiration and a whole lot of joy were singers and songwriters Donald Lawrence, Deitrick Haddon, Rickey Dillard, Geneen White, JJ Hairston, Canton Jones, Todd Dulaney, Paul Porter of the Christianaires, Renee Spearman, Lonnie Hunter,
Free concert series continues support for Ronald McDonald House Charities, introduces new scholarship for one HBCU student McDonald’s USA announced the return of one of its staple events, the 12th annual Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour. The free event, which features an award-winning line-up, will take place at the Taste of Soul Family Festival on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., on the Brenda Marsh-Mitchell Gospel Stage, located on the corner of Crenshaw Blvd., and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Both national and regional artists will sing a wide range of gospel music. Los Angeles-area performers include recording
Religious figures and gospel artists talk about The Long Beach Gospel Fest