NPR's Juana Summers talks with CeCe Winans, the best-selling female gospel artist in history, about her Tiny Desk performance and Black Music Month.

After the pandemic, many local events and choirs lost momentum, but the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is ...

Winans, 60, spoke about the consistency of God in her life and through her career, which, she said, began when she was just ...

During an interview, Hassani shared that he started his career in gospel music but switched to secular music after realizing ...

Popular Nigerian singer and songwriter, Ikechukwu Eric Ahiauzu, best known as Ric Hassani, has argued that the reason some ...

Singer Ric Hassani has shared his perspective on why gospel musicians often transition to secular music. Speaking with HipTV ...

Nigerian soul singer Ikechukwu Eric Ahiauzu, also known as Ric Hassani, has given his opinion on why gospel singers switch to ...

Ric Hassani says gospel artists switch to secular music for fulfilment, not money, citing personal calling and purpose.

The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is bringing the community together to help tornado victims with an upcoming benefit concert.

Gospel singer Cece Winans recorded a 'Tiny Desk' concert in Washington, D.C., premiering on June 13. She performed award-winning hits and spread affirming messages.

Ghanaian singer Diana Hamilton opened up about her meeting with U.S. gospel legend, Cece Winans, in a church in Nashville on ...