As one of the most respected platforms in Southern Gospel music, the Singing News National Talent Search has a long-standing tradition of discovering and promoting new voices. The competition at Jackson Sings the Gospel will serve as a regional qualifier, allowing participants to compete for a chance to advance to the national stage.

“We are thrilled to bring the Singing News National Talent Search to Jackson Sings the Gospel this year,” said Bill Bailey, Promoter of Jackson Sings the Gospel. “These types of competitions have launched the careers of many talented artists, and we look forward to seeing the incredible talent that will take the stage in Jackson.”

Categories:

1. Soloist
2. Group (2 or more vocalists)

Submission Process:

• All entries must be submitted online at www.singingnews.com/talentsearch.
• Submission Deadline: June 1, 2025
• The first round will be conducted online. Submissions will be reviewed by top industry professionals to determine the Top 10 in each category.
• Notification: The Top 10 finalists in each category will be notified by June 15, 2025.
• Entry Fees:
  • Soloist: $125
  • Group: $150
  • Fees are non-refundable.
  • Early Bird Discount: 20% off if entered by April 1, 2025.
• Video Requirement:
  • A one-song video must be submitted with your entry.

Video Submission Details:

• Submissions can be recorded using a phone or tablet.
• Preferred format: MP4.
• Ensure the audio is clear and all members are visible in the video.
• This should not be a professional video – the goal is to capture your artistry in its raw and authentic form.

Live Competition:

• Date: July 13, 2025 (10 AM start time, during Jackson Sings the Gospel).
• Location: Jackson, TN.
• The Top 10 finalists in each category will perform one song in front of a live audience.
• Performances will be broadcast on Singing News TV and the Singing News Radio Network.
• A panel of five judges will determine the winner in each category. Live Panel will give feedback after each performance.
• Emcees: Josh Franks, Bill Bailey, and Danny Jones.

Judging Criteria: The judges will evaluate contestants based on the following categories:

1. Vocal Ability – Pitch, tone, and overall vocal performance.
2. Stage Presence – Confidence, engagement, and connection with the audience.
3. Song Selection – Appropriateness and impact of chosen material.
4. Artistry – Creativity, originality, and interpretation.
5. Overall Impact – Memorable performance and potential for further success.
6. Audience Participation and Reaction – Engagement and response from the live audience.

SCALE FROM 1-10, 10 is the highest number in each category, the total from all 6 categories will determine the winners.

Prizes: The winners in both categories will receive:

1. Full-page ad in Singing News Magazine.
2. Interview on Singing News Radio.
3. Interview on The Gospel Greats.
4. Interview on the Top 20 Countdown.
5. Feature article in Singing News Magazine.
6. Dedicated e-blast featuring both winners.
7. Spotlight feature on Singing News TV.
8. Social Media Posts highlighting the winners.
9. Banner Placement on the Singing News website for 6 months.
10. Professional Photo Shoot in Nashville
11. Ads designed for each asset mentioned.
12. Invitations to perform live at: James D. Vaughn Festival |  The Ark Encounter  |  Creation Museum  |Singing News Fan Awards in Pigeon Forge, TN. | Winter Gospel Sing
13. Winners will also perform during the main event at Jackson Sings the Gospel on the evening of the competition.

Important Dates:

• Submission Deadline: June 1, 2025
• Early Bird Discount Deadline: April 1, 2025
• Top 10 Notification: June 15, 2025

How to Enter: Visit www.singingnews.com/talentsearch to submit your entry and find additional details.

Join us for this incredible opportunity to showcase your talent and gain national recognition in the world of gospel music!

The programming shift comes following former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee’s departure to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Israel. The debut episode of Gaither Gospel Hour, aired Saturday, February 1 at 8:00 PM EST, featuring the Sweet Hymns of Fellowship special, a powerful celebration of faith and community that unites gospel legends and contemporary artists in an extraordinary musical event.

For decades, Bill and Gloria Gaither have been at the forefront of gospel music, bringing together the most celebrated voices of the genre for unforgettable performances. Now, with Gaither Gospel Hour joining TBN’s lineup, viewers can experience the heartwarming fellowship and timeless hymns that have made the Gaithers household names in faith-filled entertainment.

The debut episode will spotlight Sweet Hymns of Fellowship, a musical event recorded just outside Franklin, Tennessee. Featuring gospel music legends like Sandi Patty, The Oak Ridge Boys, Jason Crabb, and the Gaither Vocal Band, alongside contemporary artists such as Selah and Joseph Habedank, the special brings together 200 voices in a moving tribute to the enduring power of hymns. Songs like “Love Lifted Me,” “I Surrender All,” and “Sweet Hour of Prayer” will stir the soul and inspire viewers to join in praise.

“Bringing Gaither Gospel Hour to TBN is an exciting new chapter,” said Bill Gaither. “We’re thrilled to continue sharing the music and message that have touched so many lives over the years. The Sweet Hymns special is the perfect way to launch this journey, as it reflects everything, we cherish about gospel music—its rich history, its timeless melodies, and its ability to bring people together in faith.”

Over the course of their legendary careers, Bill and Gloria Gaither have penned more than 700 songs, earned eight Grammy Awards, over 40 GMA DOVE Awards, and received the prestigious Jackie Patillo Leadership Award at the 2024 GMA DOVE Awards. Their Homecoming series of videos and concerts has become a cornerstone of gospel music, celebrating the legacy and future of the genre.

The Sweet Hymns of Fellowship album, companion DVD, and digital release are available now. Fans can stream or purchase the music, bringing the spirit of this special gathering into their homes ahead of the television premiere.

Jaquita Jenkins, Director of ARS says, “ARS continues to grow and welcome the best in Southern Gospel music. I am thrilled to be partnering with these ministries and to see what God has in store for all of these great artists.”

Hyssongs
From Rockport, ME, The Hyssongs have been on the scene in Southern Gospel Music for many years. With their brass instruments of trumpet and trombone and classical music backgrounds, Dell, Susan, Richard and Kelly Hyssong capture audiences with their unique sound and Christ-centered message. The Hyssongs have been nominated many years for the top 10 Trio of the Year in the Singing News Fan Awards, winning Favorite New Trio in 2014. They have had five number one songs on the Singing News Charts over the years. This family performs at more than 225 events each year throughout the United States and Canada.

“We are excited about our partnership with ARS,” says Richard. “Their team is professional, caring, and their attention to detail is unmatched. The Hyssongs are looking forward to a long and successful relationship.”

Mark Dubbeld Family
The Mark Dubbeld Family from Moneta, Virginia are noted for their family harmony, originally penned songs and a sincere desire to communicate the Gospel through their music and testimony. This family has been making an impact in the field of Southern Gospel for several years now, garnering multiple top 40 songs and receiving nominations for a couple of years for Favorite New Artist in the Singing News Fan Awards. The group consists of Mark and Janene Dubbeld along with their children, Elena and Britton. Each of them play an active role in the ministry and strive to reach all generations with their songs.

“We are excited about our latest album, Something Better, being distributed by ARS/Big Picture Records,” states Mark Dubbeld. “Our family has worked very hard on this album. We are thankful for our producer, Barry Weeks, and the gifted writers who contributed to make this album one of our best yet. And we know it’s in great hands with the team at ARS.”

Chronicle
Tim and Missy Kinchen, a husband-and-wife team based in Denham Springs, Louisiana, comprise the musical duo known as Chronicle. Their unique musical style blends the heartfelt emotion of Southern Gospel with the sophisticated nuances of Jazz. Their live performances are enhanced by the addition of Tim on the saxophone, creating a richer, more textured listening experience.

“After some prayer regarding the direction of our ministry, we reached out to Jaquita,” shares Missy. “She has been instrumental in facilitating a new album being produced by Wayne Haun to be released this year. Jaquita, along with ARS radio promoter, Kim Pennington, have provided invaluable support so far. We are deeply appreciative of the guidance they have all given through their unwavering kindness and professionalism.”

8th Street
8th Street is a trio of guys who grew up singing together in a church on 8th Street in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. This trio consists of long-time friends Jonathan Thompson and brothers, Ivan Hughart and Byron Hughart. Since their start in 2017, sharing the message of Jesus Christ through their music has been their goal. Their first radio single, “Lovin’ Every Minute of It”, was released in the early part of 2023 and rose to the #30 spot in November that year on the Singing News chart. 8th Steet has quickly become a favorite among newer artists for DJs.

“We have really enjoyed having Jaquita involved with our last three projects and we’re excited about our relationship with ARS,” says Thompson, tenor for 8th Street. “From our first album in 2021 until now, our interactions with the entire staff have been handled with utmost care and consideration. Jaquita always responds quickly and accurately to whatever needs our music ministry requires. We are thankful for the professionalism and courtesy.”

Phillips & Banks
Phillips & Banks is a southern gospel group comprised of two married couples from the mountains of East Tennessee. Jacob and Carmen Phillips along with Caleb and Autumn Banks collectively bring a distinctive and smooth sound to their music that sets them apart. In October of 2017, the two couples forged the quartet with common backgrounds in worship leading and ministry performance arts. They strive to communicate the hope and forgiveness that can be found through a relationship with Jesus as well as encourage and spur on fellow believers to live for Him.

“Phillips and Banks are so thrilled to begin working with ARS. Our goal in joining forces is getting the message of the Gospel out through our music to as many people as possible. Kim and Jaquita have been so kind in welcoming us into the ARS family, and we couldn’t be happier to start our partnership!” says Jacob Phillips.

Jay Stone Singers
The Jay Stone Singers began in the small town of Hope Mills, NC in the fall of 1976. After several member changes, Jay Stone, the group’s founder, and his wife, Mary, kept the group going with their 14-year-old son Jeff, their 11-year-old daughter Sharona, and a few friends. Today, Sharona (Stone) Carter and her husband, Bobby, are keeping her father’s legacy alive along with their daughter, Emma (Carter) Davis. This family provides a refreshing evangelistic ministry. Their desire is to witness to the lost, encourage the hurting and motivate others to grow the Kingdom of God.

“We are thrilled to be working with the great team at ARS. We are grateful for their knowledge and experience in promoting our music,” Sharona says.

Founded in February 2022, Artist Resource Services is the label services division of New Day Christian Distributors. The ARS team brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the Christian music field to help guide artists in any and all areas they need. Services provided by ARS include song finding and selection, studio recording and production, photography, artwork, graphic design, artist merchandise, media services including radio and promotion, marketing, streaming promotion and distribution, physical distribution, and more. Artist Resource Services currently serves as the label services provider for GRAMMY® nominated and Grand Ole Opry members, The Isaacs, GRAMMY® nominees Becky Isaacs Bowman and Tim Menzies, and the Jordan Family Band, Westward Road, the Craguns, Steve Ladd, The Allens, Debra Perry & Jaidyn’s Call, and more.

“Look At The Savior”

(Written by Brett Bell from West Bradenton, Florida)

Grand Prize Winner Will Receive:

• A one-song publishing deal with Crossroads Music Publishing.
• Winning song will be recorded by a recording artist on the Sonlite or Horizon record labels.
• A 2-night stay (1 room/4 people) in Pigeon Forge, TN on Wednesday and Thursday nights during the 2025 National Quartet Convention.
• Dave Clark’s SongSteps Songwriting Course (a $400 value)
• Winning song and songwriter will be included in a feature story about the contest winners, which will be published in Singing News Magazine.
• Story, photo, and song will be posted on www.SingingNews.com.
• A one-year paid subscription (or a one-year extension) to Singing News.
• Scholarship for the Charles Novell School of Music to be held in 2025.
• An exclusive interview on Singing News Radio with host, Joseph Reed.
• A feature on the lobally-syndicated radio show, The Gospel Greats, hosted by Rodney Baucom.

2. 2^nd Place Winning Song

“I Will Praise Him In The Valley”

(Written by Kay Bryan from Fort Payne, Alabama)

2^nd Place Winner Will Receive:

• A one-song publishing deal of the 2^nd place-winning song with Crossroads Music Publishing.
• 2^nd place-winning song and songwriter will be included in a feature story about the contest winners, which will be published in Singing News Magazine.
• Story, photo, and song will be posted on www.SingingNews.com.
• A one-year paid subscription (or a one-year extension) to Singing News.

Runners-Up Winning Songs

(alphabetized by song title)

3. “Holding You”

(Written by Lee Fleming from Albertville, Alabama)

4. “Old Fashioned Christmas”

(Written by Annette Sanders from Gallipolis, Ohio)

(Co-written by Deborah Harrah and Debra Wellman)

5. “Whatever It Takes”

(Written by Lee Fleming from Albertville, Alabama)

Runners-Up Winners Will Receive:

• Runners-up-winning songs and songwriters will be included in a feature story about the contest winners, which will be published in Singing News Magazine.
• Story, photo, and song will be posted on www.SingingNews.com.
• A one-year paid subscription (or a one-year extension) to Singing News.

“With a rich history of nearly 90 years, it is a sincere honor to have the opportunity to work with and represent The Chuck Wagon Gang, as they continue to keep the unique sound and legacy of this legendary group alive for future generations to enjoy and appreciate,” said Jerry Salley, Creative Director and A&R at Thoroughbred Records.

Throughout their incredible career, The Chuck Wagon Gang has been recognized with numerous accolades, including the great honor of being inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 1998, performing in the White House, and having albums become part of the Smithsonian Institution’s permanent music collection. They have received multiple awards throughout their tenure, solidifying their place as one of the most influential groups in the genre. They have also sold millions of records and songbooks. Now consisting of members Shaye Smith (alto and granddaughter of the group’s original alto. Anna Carter), Melissa Kemper (soprano), Josh Garner (lead), Nick Poe (banjo) and Cody Shaneyfelt (upright bass), the group continues to carry forward its remarkable legacy.

“For decades, the question has been asked, ‘How do you categorize The Chuck Wagon Gang?’ The truth is, you can’t,” said Shaye Smith. “We have a foothold in Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel. Thoroughbred Records recognizes this and has given us a tremendous platform to expand upon our rich history, exploring new territory while keeping the traditional Chuck Wagon Gang sound.”

Fans can look forward to upcoming projects that pay homage to the band’s roots while embracing fresh, creative growth. Stay tuned and follow the group at thechuckwagongang.net or on all social media and streaming platforms.

ABOUT THOROUGHBRED RECORDS

Thoroughbred Records is home to the Chuck Wagon Gang and Chosen Road, two of the top Bluegrass Gospel artists in the genre. Thoroughbred emerged in 1995 as a premier outlet for Bluegrass Gospel music, featuring such artists as the Lewis Family, the Easter Brothers, and the Chigger Hill Boys and Terri. The Lewis Family, Hall of Famers in both the Bluegrass and Gospel genres, recorded for the label from 1995 until shortly before their retirement in 2009. The Easter Brothers, a Mt. Airy, NC, mainstay in the genre featuring brothers Edd, Russell, and James Easter, followed and were later joined on the label by the Chigger Hill Boys and Terri in 2003. Along with these tremendous artists, the label directed attention to the Gospel side of Bluegrass during the period of tremendous resurgence of the Bluegrass genre following the release of the blockbuster movie, O Brother, Where Art Thou, through its two-volume collection of Bluegrass Gospel music, O Lord How Great Thou Art, which featured cuts from notable artists including Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, Bluegrass Cardinals, Alison Kraus, Ricky Skaggs, and many more. Thoroughbred culminated its successful initial run with an audio and video collaboration featuring Jeff and Sheri Easter, the Lewis Family, and the Easter Brothers aptly titled We are Family. Chosen Road re-launched the label in late 2022, and, now,Thoroughbred Records welcomes the Chuck Wagon Gang.

Soli Deo Gloria once again pairs The Kramers with multi-award winning producer/arranger Wayne Haun to bring a recording that captures the essence of true worship. With powerful lyrical content, this project combines masterful vocals and instrumentation to create a sound that transports each listener into God’s presence.

Haun shared his sentiments about the recording, “The Kramers are some of the only artists I know who can release an album and already have it be a success. Their single releases have already landed on some of the most loved editorial playlists around the world. Now we get to experience the entire recording, and that’s something to celebrate!”

With this latest release, Scott and Rachel Kramer, along with their daughter, Maria, and son-in-law, Ben Wolfe, continue to provide audiences with the rich diversity that has made them favorites with listeners of all ages. Soli Deo Gloria will no doubt set a new standard for this extraordinary family.

The debut single, “There’s A Light Shining In Bethlehem,” was welcomed by radio stations nationwide and added to multiple editorial playlists throughout the Christmas season, as it was released prior to the 2024 holidays. Other songs on the recording that are expected to receive national attention include “He Remembers My Sin No More,” an upbeat, sure-to-get-your-toes-tapping tune that celebrates the grace and mercy of a forgiving Father, as well as “Cleft Of The Rock,” a moving ballad of prayer from prolific writers Marcia Henry, Blake Walker and Allison Speer. The title cut from the pens of Steven Taylor and Geron Davis, is a true song of praise that is complemented by lush orchestrations and a choral accompaniment that truly captures the wonder and glory of the King of kings and Lord of lords.

Maria Kramer expressed her thoughts about their new release, “Soli Deo Gloria is a collection of songs we have worked on for two years. Our hope and prayer is for these songs to resonate in the hearts of many and carry people through all seasons of life, remembering that God is always with them, and He receives ALL the glory and praise!”

Over the past five years, The Kramers have enjoyed tremendous success, including the 2020 nomination from readers of The Singing News Magazine for New Artist of theYear, as well as multiple radio hits “Sing Me There,” “What the Soldiers Didn’t See” and “I Know There’s a Heaven.” Building on the momentum of their previous release, Soli Deo Gloria seems to be the recording that may very well catapult this flourishing family into yet another realm of success, as it transports the listener to a place of worship!

Distributed exclusively by Provident/Sony, Soli Deo Gloria is available on all digital platforms worldwide. Stream the full project here.

David Allen McGill – age 68 of Mascot, TN went to be with His Lord and Savior on January 2, 2025. He was a cherished son to Thomas McGill (deceased) and Margaret Yardley McGill; a loyal brother to Pam and Mike McGill; a faithful husband for 47 years to Jenny Cole McGill; a loving father to Charlie (Amy) and Zack (Kara) McGill; a proud grandfather to Blake, Jonathan, Luke, Molly and Caroline McGill; and a faithful shepherd to the saints, whom he loved dearly, at Ridgeview Baptist Church for 32 years. He dearly loved his father-in-law J. Mack Cole and brother-in-law Larry (Ann) Cole.

The family will receive friends from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on Saturday, January 11, 2025 at Ridgeview Baptist Church, 6125 Lacy Road, Knoxville, TN. A home-going celebration will follow at 6:00 PM with Rev. Zack McGill, Rev. Scott Adams, and Rev. Nate Sherrod officiating. Family and friends will meet at 1:45 PM on Sunday, January 12, 2025 for a 2:00 PM Interment at Eastview Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers: Josh Hatcher, Blake McGill, Cameron Petree, Chris Tiemeyer, Enoch Wiggleston, and Jeremy Wilson. Honorary pallbearers: Mike Acuff, Harold Catlett, Barry Hodges, Rev. Maston Jackson, Lester Monroe, Perry Pruitt, John Rosser, and Barry Scarborough. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Ridgeview Baptist Church for their mission work. Arrangements by Bridges Funeral Home, 5430 Rutledge Pike, 865-523-4999. www.bridgesfuneralhome.com.

Celebration of Life Service Honoring Nancy Harmon To Be Held January 14

Cleveland, TN – Nancy Harmon, a renowned gospel singer and songwriter, passed away peacefully on December 13, 2024, at the age of 85 after a courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She died at her home in Cleveland, Tennessee, surrounded by loving caregivers.

Nancy Harmon Ministries has announced that a Celebration of Life service will be held to honor the memory of Harmon on Tuesday, January 14, 2025, at 1:00pm at the North Cleveland Church of God in Cleveland, TN. Family and Nancy Harmon Ministries staff will receive guests beginning at 12:00 noon.

Born on September 25, 1939, in Warrensburg, MO, Harmon was celebrated for her gospel-soulful voice and powerful, faith-filled songs, including “The Blood Bought Church,” “I’ve Come Too Far to Look Back,” and “Nothing’s Too Big for My God.”

Over her six-decade career, Harmon recorded over 45 studio and live albums, and ministered in over 4,500 churches. She mentored over a thousand young singers and musicians, shaping the next generation of gospel leaders.

The Celebration of Life service on January 14 will be officiated by Harmon’s dear friend, Bishop Tim Hill, Church of God Overseer for the State of Tennessee.

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December 18, 2024

Cleveland, TN – Nancy Harmon, a renowned gospel singer and songwriter, passed away peacefully on December 13, 2024, at the age of 85 after a courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She died at her home in Cleveland, Tennessee, surrounded by loving caregivers.

Born on September 25, 1939, in Warrensburg, MO, Harmon was celebrated for her gospel-soulful voice and powerful, faith-filled songs, including “The Blood Bought Church,” “I’ve Come Too Far to Look Back,” and “Nothing’s Too Big for My God.”

Over her six-decade career, Harmon recorded over 45 studio and live albums and ministered in over 4,500 churches. She mentored over a thousand young singers and musicians, shaping the next generation of gospel leaders.

She was the founder of Love Special World Outreach Ministries/Nancy Harmon Ministries/Love Special Productions. Her groundbreaking television program, The Love Special, was the longest-running syndicated music show on TBN, inspiring millions.

Her influence extended across the gospel world, with songs recorded by The Statesmen, The LeFevres, The Nelons, The Hoppers, Jimmy Swaggart, Janet Paschal, Karen Wheaton, Kenneth Copeland, and many more. Natalie Cole, the late Grammy-winning R&B icon, credited Harmon as a key spiritual influence after being inspired by her television programs.

Harmon began her ministry in 1957 at Calvary Temple in Kansas City, Missouri, and later relocated to San Jose, California, to direct the choir and continue her ministry at Faith Temple (now Cathedral of Faith) under the late Rev. Kenny Foreman, Sr. She was also a featured singer on the Gaither Homecoming videos, bringing her gospel message to audiences worldwide.

In 1984, she moved to Portland, Oregon, and founded Love’s Place, a ministry dedicated to providing foster homes and support to children in need.

In 1988, Nancy Harmon and The Love Special Singers relocated from Portland, Oregon, to Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, establishing a central hub for her ministry. During her time in Texas, she launched her youth program, The Mighty Warriors, which brought young people from across the nation together for months of intensive ministry training. After 36 years in Texas, she made her final move to Cleveland, Tennessee.

The funeral service will be officiated by her dear friend, Bishop Tim Hill, Church of God Overseer for the State of Tennessee. Funeral arrangements for the service in Cleveland, TN. Additional details regarding the service will be announced soon.

After taking their family band on the road across the United States, Canada, and Europe for 15 years, the Browns returned home to Iowa and purchased the German-American Savings Bank in downtown Le Mars. They transformed the historic building into the Browns Century Theater, a venue that seats 150 people and now includes the Central Event Center for dining, the Inn on Central for visiting guests, and the Gift Shoppe. The theater has hosted 100 shows every year since its opening in 2015, featuring the family’s music and other artists from across the country. This year, the Browns celebrated the 24th anniversary of performing together and the 9th anniversary of the Browns Century Theater.

The Browns kicked off their annual holiday concert series at the Century Theater on November 8. Throughout November and December, the talented musical family has shared the Wonder of the Christmas Season, presenting 35 shows throughout the six weeks, with the final show taking place this week on December 21.

“Over the past five plus years, our family has produced 35 to 40 Christmas shows and an additional 60 shows between March and October,” Michaela Brown said. “ We love doing this but have come to the realization that we have simply outgrown the space,” Michaela Brown states. “With a capacity of 150 people per show, we have worked hard to produce extra shows to accommodate demand but have still been unable to accommodate everyone wanting to attend, which is a really good problem to have. We have realized that we need a larger facility.”

In looking at the high demand for the shows for this current Holiday season, Keith Brown, husband to Shelly and father to Michaela, Adam, and Andrew, brought up the idea of building a new facility. The new facility will be located directly behind the current facility. Plans are expected to include a 400-seat Theater and double the space for the Gift Shoppe, Chocolate counters, concessions, and larger restrooms. Construction on the new Theater will begin on March 1st, with an opening date scheduled for October 2025. “We are excited to be able to triple the space, and the new facility will have no stairs, which will be great news to our regular attendees,” Michaela explains.

January 2025 will mark The Browns 25th Anniversary of singing together as a family and opening the new Theater is one of the exciting ways this talented musical family will continue to share their love of music with others!

To keep track of exciting happenings during 2025 for The Browns, visit TheBrownsTheater.com.