SGN recently had the privilege to sit down and talk to Daniel Riley about the future of Gold City, the recent personnel changes and the questions concerning Tim Riley's possible return
The first Branson Gospel Music Convention was many things: a labor of love, a whim, a risk, a family project, a call to battle, a dream come true. From its inception in October 2008, the convention grew beyond my personal and professional expectations
Tracy Lawrence is one of the premiere voices of his generation. A sensitive and intelligent singer who strives to push the limits to be the best that he can be, as an artist and as a person. Tracy's honesty and respect for country music and its heritage have enabled him to build a long career in country music
I was brought up in a Jewish household and knew nothing about Jesus until I was 17 and calling out with all my heart to Know God. That’s when the Lord led me to a group of people who were living just like Jesus and the disciples 2000 years ago
“Is that the sound of chains falling, that I just heard, Freedom, oh what a word!” speaks of Jesus breaking peoples chains and setting them free and that is what this song is about. We wanted people to know that no matter what the situation, Jesus can set you free!
I have shared the stage with many people throughout my 46 years in music. In the 1960's, when I was young and just getting started, I was in awe of the stars of music I got to be around. I have shared the stage with actors, politicians, and authors. I am so grateful that God has allowed me the privilege to do these, and many other things
The history of the Glovers as a musical group is a tad bit different than that of most groups in the Southern Gospel field. When we began our journey in this music, we didn’t even know the name of a single group within the industry. We were completely clueless to everything
The concerns and struggles of our audience help us to focus our approach to choosing songs that speak to many aspects of life in an effort to encourage our listeners. In the last year or so, I have come to view our audience differently. They aren't just people that come out to a concert
I actually began singing, performing ventriloquism and impersonating celebrities by the age of six years old! As I grew older and more mature in my faith, I knew beyond the shadow of a doubt that these were talents that God had so richly blessed me with. I promised Him that I would always use these talents in clean family-oriented programs
We do have some history in Southern Gospel, and I guess starting with the fact that my father has done this for close to 35 years. He began singing with my grandfather, then on to The Singing Americans, The Cathedral Quartet, and then was a founder of Perfect Heart. He is still traveling and singing today! Singing has always been in my heart ...
