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GOSPEL SOUL SINGER GENE MOORE RELEASES MELODIC SECOND SINGLE “ASK FOR RAIN” & APPEARANCE SCHEDULE





 Gene Moore will join his Motown Gospel label mate, Brian Courtney Wilson’s JUST B(E) national tour in select cities.

Los Angeles, CA (July 19, 2019) – Motown Gospel recording artist, Gene Moore releases his second single from his upcoming sophomore album release, “Ask For Rain” and lyric video available on all DSPs today.

The Stevie Wonder-influenced track written by Bishop Jason Nelson showcases Gene’s soothing melodic voice while offering encouragement to the listeners on their faith walk. “Ask for Rain” is a spiritual, soul-comforting song with a praise-and-worship feel that allows the listeners to surrender their cares while strengthening their faith.

On Monday, July 15, 2019, Gene Moore delivered a stellar performance of “Won’t Be Moved” on Chicago’s WGN Morning show. The anthem, “Won’t Be Moved” is the Most Added song on Gospel radio, according to BDS. For full performance on WGN, click here.

The rising gospel artist will join his Motown Gospel label mate, Brian Courtney Wilson’s JUST B(E) national tour in select cities. Gene Moore’s hope is for attendees’ faith to be strengthened, their hope restored, and their dreams renewed as he ministers to their souls.

JUST B(E) Dates & Venues:

August 23 – Atlanta, GA                                         Center Stage Theatre
August 26 – Charleston, SC                                   Music Farm
August 27 – Charlotte, NC                                     McGlohon Theater
August 28 – Durham, NC                                        Rhythms Live Music Hall
August 29 – Alexandria, VA                                   The Birchmere
September 5 – Orlando, FL                                    The Abbey
September 8 – New Orleans, LA                          House of Blues
September 10 – Houston, TX                                House of Blues
September 13 – Chicago                                        Cambridge Room
September 15 – Dallas, TX                                    The Promatory

Gene Moore’s sophomore album, Tunnel Vision is scheduled for release August 2019.

To listen or download, “Ask For Rain,” click here.

To view the lyric video, click here.

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