• Barack Obama To Welcome Gloria Estefan, Ricky Martin, Prince Royce and More to White House for Hispanic Heritage Month Performance

    It's no secret that Barack Obama is a fan of good ol' fashion R&B (as evidenced by video of him performing Al Green's "Let's Stay Together"), but the White House will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month on Monday when it hosts "Musica Latina: In Performance At The White House" on Monday. The event is meant to showcase "the influence and cultural contributions of Hispanic communities and their music" said the White House in a statement.

  • Newsboys 'Restart' Music Review

    After five RIAA certified Gold Records, countless #1's and album sales of over 8 million, Newsboys decided to shake things up and be different. Less rock, more danceable pop and tons of passion equals a restart! If you're looking for...

  • Newsong and the Swallow the Ocean Tour

    Newsong, will be spending the next month on the road with singer/songwriter Aaron Shust, pop/rockers Royal Tailor and the new Word Records' artist, Love & The Outcome for the "Swallow the Ocean" tour...

  • Cruising With Sandi Patty

    From Febuary 23 to March 2, 2014, Sandi Patty will be joining with Inspiration Cruises & Tours to journey to the Western Caribbean on Holland America's MS Nieuw Amsterdam with family, friends and fans...

  • Matthew West Makes History

    When Matthew West released his sophomore project on Sparrow Records in 2005, he named it History. Little did he, eight years later, he would make history with one of his songs. His hit single, "Hello, My Name Is" has now officially...

  • Billy Graham's Hope for America

    Even though he retired in 1992, the legacy that Billy Graham built is still going strong in 2013. It is said that he personally preached to as many as 215 million people in live audiences in 185 countries. Countless more millions have...

  • Mandisa's Offcial Music Video Shares Some Real Overcomers

    Long before American Idol made her America's sweetheart, Mandisa was a vocal performance student at Fisk University. Far from her Sacramento, California home, she became friends with Kisha Mitchell (formally known as First Lady LaKisha...

  • REVIEW: 'Essential Tremors' by J. Roddy Walston and the Business

    The fact that J. Roddy Walston and the Business haven't yet hit a wider audience is almost baffling. The Baltimore-based group has largely grown by word of mouth - people seeing their live shows and spreading the news - which has gained them enough exposure to play small sets at large festivals such as Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. However, your average-Joe music lover has still probably never heard of them. So, if any album were to get them over that hump, "Essential Tremors" would be it.
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