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THE DONNIE MCCLURKIN SYNDICATED RADIO SHOW CELEBRATES 10 YEARS ON THE AIR WITH PRAISE & WORSHIP SERVICES THAT KICKS OFF MAY 6TH AT ENON TABERNACLE CHURCH IN PHILADELPHIA

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McClurkin’s New Single, “I Need You” Shipped to Radio This Week!
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Los Angeles, CA (April 14, 2016) - The Donnie McClurkin show continues to increase in popularity with fans and find new markets to call home as the national program celebrates 10 years on the air.  Last year the show made history shooting to #1 in New York (two consecutive months) and Philadelphia while capturing top spots in several other cities.

According to the July 2015 Nielsen PPM ratings for adults 25-54, The Donnie McClurkin Showscored a 12.5 share on New York City’s Emmis-owned WBLS 5a-6am, beating out the popular all-news station WINS by almost two full share points. To be a #1 show on an Urban station is close to impossible. To be a #1 inspirational show is virtually unheard of in the radio industry so TDMS defied all odds.  The show is syndicated by Westwood One and Gary Bernstein’s Oceanic Tradewinds and produced by T&T Creative.

“I'm thankful that this show can reach multitudes across the country and around the world, providing great music and information that inspires listeners to this degree. We're reaching millions and looking to reach millions more!" says McClurkin.

On Friday, May 6th McClurkin will kick off a multi-city visit to several churches throughout the country to celebrate his radio anniversary as a special thank you to all his supporters who have faithfully tuned in over the years.  The first stop will be Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia, PA where the Sr. Pastor is Dr. Allyn E. Waller.  The Evening with Donnie McClurkin will include a powerful night of the spoken word, praise and worship and new songs from the gospel singer’s upcoming CD on RCA Records, later this year.

The new single, “I Need You” was shipped to radio this week, and getting great feed-back from McClurkin’s social media fan base.   No date set yet for the upcoming CD that’s set for
release on RCA Inspiration later this year.

DATES: AN EVENING WITH DONNIE MCCLURKIN
5/6                      Philadelphia, PA           Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church
5/25                    Knoxville, TN                 Overcoming Believers Church
6/11                    Shreveport, LA              TBS
7/30                   Baltimore, MD               Israel Baptist Church
7/31                    New York, NY                 Grant Memorial Park
8/21                    Cincinnati, OH               Sawyer Pointe Park
8/25                    Richmond, VA               St. Paul’s Baptist Church
8/?                      Charlotte, NC                 Rock Church Center
TBS                      Fairburn, GA                  Open Bible Church
9/24                    Montgomery, Al           Safe Harbor Church
TBS                      Indianapolis, IN            TBS
TBS                      Norfolk, VA                     Rock Church
TBS                      Chicago, IL                      TBS
TBS                      Detroit, MI                      Perfecting Church


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