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Donnie McClurkin to pay tribute to Andrae Crouch at BET Awards

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McClurkin will sing a tribute to Andrae Crouch at 15th Annual BET Awards June 28
And Returns as Judge on Season 8 All Star Edition of Sunday Best Premiering July 19 on BET
 
Los Angeles, CA  - RCA Records recording artist, Donnie McClurkin a trailblazer in the gospel music industry is set to pay tribute to gospel legend, Andrae’ Crouch at the 15th Annual  BET Awards airing Sunday, June 28 5:00pm/PDT – 8:00pm/EDT LIVE from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.  An encore airing will premiere around the world on BET’s International Network on Tuesday, June 30 at 9:00pm BST/10:00pm CAT and will air live on MTV Australia for the very first time (check local listings).  Special Guests include: Janet Jackson, Smokey Robinson, Robin Thicke, Janelle Monae, Chris Brown, Kendrick Lamar and others. This year’s show will be hosted by Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross.
 
While our nation will be celebrating Independence Day on July 4th, The Donnie McClurkin Show will also be celebrating its 9th year on the air.  To kick things off TDMS will be giving away one cabin for two on the upcoming Gospel Music Cruise March 6-13, 2016.  The winner will cruise the high seas with Kirk Franklin, Yolanda Adams, Marvin Sapp, Shirley Caesar, Take 6, Tye Tribbett, Fred Hammond and hosted by Kirk Whalum & Regina Belle. The contest was announced  on Monday, June 15 but for more details visit www.donnieradio.com.

McClurkin is also set to return as a judge on BET's "Sunday Best" special all-star edition  premiering on  Sunday, July 19 at 8P/7C on BET

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