Destiny's Child performs at the Stellars Awards
buzzz worthy. . .
The 2015 Stellar Gospel Music Awards had to go big for its 30th anniversary and it does not get any bigger that this: Stellar nominee Michelle Williams opened the show with Beyonce and Kelly Rowland, reuniting once again as Destiny's Child. Their voices sweetly harmonized on the worship song "Alpha and Omega" before breaking into Williams' African-inspired "Say Yes."
The trio last sang together on the big stage together during their Superbowl reunion. Throughout social media circles spectators are calling this mainstream act the highlight of the gospel program, which was taped at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas Saturday night.
Their reunion on the show has raised more questions about a Destiny's Child Reunion Tour. So far there far no one from their camp has confirmed a tour is in the works.
Hosted by Ricky Smiley and David and Tamela Mann, the 30th Annual Stellar Awards will air on Easter Sunday on TV One. Check your local listings for airing times.
Check out a cell phone snippet of the performance.
The 2015 Stellar Gospel Music Awards had to go big for its 30th anniversary and it does not get any bigger that this: Stellar nominee Michelle Williams opened the show with Beyonce and Kelly Rowland, reuniting once again as Destiny's Child. Their voices sweetly harmonized on the worship song "Alpha and Omega" before breaking into Williams' African-inspired "Say Yes."
The trio last sang together on the big stage together during their Superbowl reunion. Throughout social media circles spectators are calling this mainstream act the highlight of the gospel program, which was taped at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas Saturday night.
Their reunion on the show has raised more questions about a Destiny's Child Reunion Tour. So far there far no one from their camp has confirmed a tour is in the works.
Hosted by Ricky Smiley and David and Tamela Mann, the 30th Annual Stellar Awards will air on Easter Sunday on TV One. Check your local listings for airing times.
Check out a cell phone snippet of the performance.
