Few voices in gospel music have ever soared quite like Rance Allen’s. Known as the lead singer of the groundbreaking Rance ...

Black Stars assistant coach John Paintsil gave a sneak peek into his elegant home during a gospel ministration. He performed ...

Church member John Kunich spent decades writing “Marva!" — a musical that tells the real-life story of teacher Marva Collins ...

Televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, who died Tuesday in Baton Rouge at age 90, was a world-famous preacher, but he was also one of ...

Musicians around the world are using rap, hip-hop, Afrobeats, Gospel and other forms of music to build more ties between ...

Black Internet Furious After Usher Gets Wrapped Up in Trump’s Online Mess The official White House Twitter page is known for cutting up, but Black folks online say this time, it’s gone too far.

Gospel great Yolanda Adams released her first album in 1987. She believes her music is a message for people to stay hopeful Her style of gospel blends a feel of R&B and jazz into it.

When John Lennon released Imagine in 1971, he captured the world’s attention with a hauntingly beautiful melody and a vision of global peace that seemed both noble and necessary. The song has ...

The resilience, faith and purity of African American hymns come to life at the Historic Ward Rooming House with “Precious Lord, Take My Hand.” Presented by the Hampton Art Lovers, ...

Gospel music, a powerful thread in Black culture, continues to shape Black identity and inspire generations. As Black Music Month begins, it’s clear gospel’s influence on faith and music endures.

From smoky jazz clubs and soulful ballads to gospel choirs, hip-hop verses and go-go grooves, Black music has always been the heartbeat of the Baltimore-Washington corridor.

Gospel music experts discuss the evolution and influence of Black religious music in America.