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Janice Gaines Springs Into Spring with Continued Appearances, Performances and Two New Radio Singles

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(Nashville, TN) - Breakthrough Motown Gospel star, Janice Gaines continues promotion of her Billboard Top 10 debut album, 'Greatest Life Ever,' with a number of high-profile performances and TV appearances. Additionally, two new singles- "All This For Me" and "Please Take My Love"- are now heating up at radio.

Gaines heads south to be one of the few gospel artists to be featured at this year's 30th Annual SXSW music festival. She is set to perform on The Kingdom Experience gospel showcase this Wednesday, March 16 at the Promise Land Church in Austin, TX. The event features other rising Gospel and Christian artists.  

Janice Gaines will then headline her own live show at the famed Music City venue, 12th & Porter, in her hometown of Nashville, TN on Monday, March 21. Located in the heart of downtown, the full band show will be Gaines' first major performance of the year. 

On the television front, Gaines' first nationally televised performance of her breakout hit "Wait On You," will air on Sunday, March 27 on BET for Bobby Jones Gospel's Farewell Season. The show airs nationally on BET at 9:00 am EST.

Janice Gaines started 2016 with a bang, performing at the BET Celebration of Gospel Prayer Breakfast and being tapped to host the Celebration of Gospel Red Carpet for Glade® and BET Networks. The next stop was Las Vegas, for the 31st Annual Stellar Awards, where Gaines was a featured presenter on the Stellar Awards Pre-Show, performed at the ASCAP Morning Glory Breakfast and hosted another red carpet, this time for the Stellar Awards live web stream.

To find more information and details on Janice's upcoming appearances, visit http://www.janicegaines.com/
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