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Gospel Mix Tour heads to GMWA on July 24

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THE “GOSPEL MIX 2016” TOUR
FEATURING LUTHER BARNES, KATHY TAYLOR & BYRON CAGE
KICKS-OFF THE 49TH ANNUAL G.M.W.A. CONVENTION
THIS SUNDAY, JULY 24TH AT SHERATON HOTEL @5:00 PM
IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA

The Magic City will host the biggest gospel tour of the summer this Sunday, July 24th @5:00 PM when the “Gospel Mix 2016” Tour kicks-off the 49th annual Gospel Music Workshop of America Convention at The Sheraton Hotel Grand Ballroom in Birmingham, AL The big show features gospel music legends Luther Barnes, Kathy Taylor, The Canton Spirituals, Earnest Pugh, Byron Cage and Grammy Award nominee Ricky Dillard.  The program also boasts dynamic performances from seasoned performers such as Zacardi Cortez, James Fortune, the trio Half Mile Home, quartet king Damon Little and others. Check the commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6I2ruP0PM0

Several of the artists are presented on the Top Ten best-selling album “Kerry Douglas Presents Gospel Mix 2016” that features chart-topping hits such as Zacardi Cortez’ “#YDIA,” Damon Little’s “I Won’t Be Defeated,” Byron Cage’s “Like No Other” and Half Mile Home’s “More Than Enuff.” The album gave birth to the tour featuring both established artists and newcomers. Tickets are $25 Advance, $30 Day of Show and $40 for VIP Seating. Tickets available at JB’s House of Fashion, NU Wear (Western Hills Mall), Etheridge Brothers Car Wash, online at www.610wagg.com or http://mrkerrydouglas.com and by calling (205) 602-3432.

The Sheraton Hotel is located at 2101 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. North, Birmingham, AL 35203. Organizations desiring to book the “Gospel Mix 2016” concert tour, should directly contact Kerry F. Douglas at 713-245-6204.
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