Steven Curtis Chapman is an American contemporary Christian musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, actor, and author from Paducah, Kentucky. While growing up, Chapman’s father was a guitar teacher so Chapman began learning how to play the guitar from his father and also picked up singing. Later in life, Chapman began studying as a pre-med student at Georgetown College and transferred to... read full bio
Stryper is a Christian glam metal band from Orange County, California. Formed in 1983 as Roxx Regime, the band soon changed their musical message to reflect their Christian beliefs, and the band's name was also changed to Stryper. They went on to become the first overtly Christian heavy metal band to gain acceptance in the mainstream. To Hell with the... read full bio
A singer who delivers a full-bodied blend of soul and country sounds, Sundance Head spent years cultivating an audience before he emerged victorious on the 11th season of the television talent competition series The Voice. Sundance Head was born in Porter, Texas. His father is Roy Head, the Texas blue-eyed soul singer who scored a Top Ten hit in 1965... read full bio
The younger sister of Nashville superstar Reba McEntire, Christian country performer Susie Luchsinger was born and raised in Chockie, OK; after graduating Oklahoma State University she toured behind her successful sibling, also lending backing vocals to Reba's 1981 album Heart to Heart and its 1982 follow-up Unlimited. Following her marriage to rodeo champion Paul Luchsinger, she launched her solo career... read full bio
Rock group Switchfoot hails from San Diego and is renowned for their pop sensibilities, upbeat live shows, and layered sound. Hard-charging guitar riffs, synthesizers, and electronic experiments are all mixed together in the band's music, which is frequently counterbalanced with softer ballads. With their 2003 album The Beautiful Letdown, Switchfoot broke into the public after becoming well-known in the Christian rock... read full bio
With their roots in gospel, doo wop, and the sophisticated jazz-influenced singing groups of mid-century America like the Hi-Los, the a cappella vocal group Take 6 is both a throwback to an earlier, more genteel era of American music and a precursor for a number of black male pop groups of the '90s (most notably Boyz II Men). Its members... read full bio
Tamela Mann is a Grammy Award-winning gospel music artist. Her singing career began with Kirk Franklin and the Family, as a featured solo artist on many songs, including Don’t Take Your Joy Away”, “Now Behold the Lamb”, and “Lean on Me”, also featuring Mary J. Blige, Crystal Lewis, R. Kelly, and Bono. As a solo artist, she has released four... read full bio
Tasha Cobbs Leonard is an American urban contemporary gospel musician and singer-songwriter from Jesup, Georgia. She has released four studio albums, “Smile”, “Grace” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts, “Once Place Live” which peaked at number 1 on the US Gospel charts and number 28 on the Billboard 200 charts, and “Heart. Passion. Pursuit.”, which peaked... read full bio
Tasha Layton is a Christian artist. She has recently released her debut EP, “Love Running Wild”. She has gone around the world taking in an array of people, faith and cultures, which has driven her to release the music she has released. Growing up, she started singing at her local church and led worship for her youth group. Later on,... read full bio
Tauren Wells is a Christian rock and pop artist from Battle Creek, Michigan who is well known for formerly being the frontman for the award-winning Christian band Royal Tailor. Tauren helped found Royal Tailor along with Blake Hubbard and DJ Cox. The band released their debut album entitled Black & White, which received the nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Music... read full bio
Taya's relationship with Jesus began in the sleepy Australian town of Lismore long before she rose to prominence as one of UNITED's most acclaimed and influential vocalists, garnering over one billion streams and taking part in various world tours over the past ten years. The vocalist grew up listening to classical music, neighborhood radio stations and her father's record collection including Fleetwood... read full bio
Tedashii, is a radio show host, Christian hip hop artist and member of the hip-hop troupe, 116 Clique. He has released four solo albums, Kingdom People, Identity Crisis, Blacklight and Below Paradise, on Reach Records. Tedashii's delivery style is characterized by a deep voice that he can manipulate for rapping a wide range of flow schemes and patterns. While Tedashiis... read full bio
Tenth Avenue North is an American band that plays Christian contemporary music. They come from West Palm Beach, Florida and their band name derives from an east-west road in Palm Beach County. The group consists of Mike Donehey playing the guitar and singing, Jeff Owen playing the electric guitar, Ruben Juarez III playing the bass guitar, Jason Jamison playing the... read full bio
Terrian was reared in Memphis, where she became a part of AngelStreet Memphis and found her community and guidance. Through musical instruction, AngelStreet guides girls in underserved artistic communities, enabling them to recognize their worth, find their calling, and develop into innovative leaders. Terrian has been on songs by TobyMac, Aaron Cole, and the highly acclaimed The Beatitudes Project by... read full bio
The Afters were formed as vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Joshua Havens and guitarist/backing vocalist Matt Fuqua, who were co-workers at a Starbucks in Mesquite, Texas began performing for customers at the local coffee shop. They grew in popularity and continued to build their fan-base, as the two began to perform at local clubs in the Dallas area. After being discovered by a Nashville... read full bio
The Almost, the emo-driven alt-rock solo project of Aaron Gillespie, the former drummer and sporadic lead singer for Underoath, the Christian metalcore band he co-founded, first appeared in the late 2000s. While Southern Weather was mostly a Gillespie solo project, later albums saw the Almost develop into a real band, giving rise to the more collaborative sound seen on Monster... read full bio
The Ball Brothers are a Christian-Gospel group that consists of brothers Andrew and Daniel Ball along with their brother-in-law Chad McCloskey and Rhett Roberts. The Ball Brothers formed in the mid 2000’s and perform a mixture of Christian music that is bother old and new. They know that their audience is a mixture of all ages so they want to... read full bio
The Band Steele is a country band made up of the duo Bo Steele and Ben Rubino who have been friends since high school. They have been playing together since they were 14 but they gained overnight popularity when a video of Bo singing in a hospital room went viral. The video to this day has millions of views and... read full bio
The Blind Boys of Alabama have been performing gospel together for decades. They have five Grammy Awards and several albums meant to spiritually uplift their audience. The Blind Boys have been an inspiration to the millions of people with disabilities around the country. They have stayed true to their roots of traditional gospel music, even with the gained popularity of... read full bio
The City Harmonic is a Canadian Christian rock band that formed in 2009 in a church worship band for inter-denomninational worship and mission event for students. Their sound is compared to artists such as Coldplay, The Fray, Arcade Fire, and Aqualung. They have won many awards including a Juno Award for Contemporary Christian and Gospel Album of the Year. they... read full bio
