Yolanda Adams with Tamela Mann, Fred Hammond, and more

Tamela Mann, born in Fort Worth, Texas, is a gospel singer known for her powerful soprano voice. She started with Kirk Franklin, then pursued a solo career and acted in Tyler Perry's projects, including Meet the Browns. Her 2012 album, Best Days, hit Billboard 200's top 14, featuring the Grammy-nominated "Take Me to the King." She collaborated with Franklin, Wyclef Jean, and Todd Dulaney on 2021's Overcomer. Mann won a Grammy for "God Provides" and starred in Tyler Perry's Assisted Living.

Detroit-born Fred Hammond is a renowned gospel artist known for his soul-stirring vocals, superb arranging, and songwriting skills. Active since the '80s, he joined Commissioned and launched a successful solo career in 1991. Hammond has topped Billboard's gospel chart with albums like "Pages of Life" and "I Will Trust," winning Dove and Stellar awards. A prolific collaborator, he's worked with the Williams Brothers, Yolanda Adams, and Israel & New Breed, leaving a significant mark in contemporary gospel music.

Yolanda Adams, a Texas native, is a powerhouse gospel singer known for her R&B-influenced gospel style. Her breakout album, "Mountain High Valley Low," won a Grammy, achieving multi-platinum success and mainstream appeal. She collaborated with Kirk Franklin & the Family and performed at the White House. Adams hosted "The Yolanda Adams Morning Show" and published "Points of Power." Her 2024 album "Sunny Days," co-produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, marked her return to recording after a 13-year hiatus.