The weather outside had folks shivering but there was a whole lotta shakin' going on inside last weekend as Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts opened a sizzling hot production of "Million ...

The Elvis connection is obvious, but ladies and gentlemen, there's another way to look at "Million Dollar Quartet" replacing - or at least displacing - "Legends in Concert." If the cool factor ...

Singing helped young brothers Perry Jr. and Sterling Wright pass the time when arriving early to Sunday school. "Our Sunday school teacher, Rosetta Hill, happened to come in one Sunday, and we were ...

It is always a blessing to hear when some of the greats within any industry are to be honored by their induction in the Hall of Fame of their respective genre or trade. Last week my friends at the ...

Singer Carvin Winans of the Winans, the popular gospel quartet, says he is excited about his upcoming solo album, Cool Gospel, which he feels is his best work to date. The project not only allowed him ...

The annual celebration of Arkansas' gospel music legacy kicks off at 6 p.m. Sunday with a free performance at New St. Hurricane Missionary Baptist Church in Pine Bluff. The evening will include ...

“We want to rise as a legendary female quartet group. We want to freshen up a traditional form of music and have longevity as a female group,” Lydia Jones said. Jones is a member of the gospel quartet ...

DENVER (CBS4) - The Blind Boys of Alabama are a legendary gospel quartet, who are playing at the Newman Center on the University of Denver campus. The group is promoting a new album called "Almost ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. This show has made the rounds from Chicago, to a healthy Broadway run and now is ...

People who love gospel music celebrate the songs performed at the Living Water church on Huron St. in Syracuse. The gospel group " Foundation" celebrated their tenth anniversary as a group by honoring ...

“Million Dollar Quartet,” which opened on Broadway in 2010, reenacts that storied Tuesday afternoon in 1956 when a young Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley happened to gather ...