NASHVILLE, TN (June 12, 2024) — In an event that brought together the powerful harmony of faith and music, the 42nd Annual Sunday Mornin' Country left an indelible mark on all who attended and performed. Hosted on the iconic stage of the Grand Ole Opry House on Sunday, June 9th, the family-friendly celebration showcased the unifying power of Gospel and Country music while affirming a shared faith among its performers and audience. As the final note of CMA Music Fest week, the concert provided an inspirational close to Nashville’s premier music festivities.

"The atmosphere at Sunday Mornin' Country is incredible. So many talented individuals unite to sing songs about their faith. It feels like one big celebration!" shared Melanie Walker, President of the Music City Christian Fellowship and Co-Producer of the event.

Lynn Fox, fellow Co-Producer of Sunday Mornin' Country, echoed her sentiments. "This has been one of our standout years. The hard work and dedication of everyone truly brought everything together. We cannot wait for next year."

A Star-Studded Lineup of Faithful Performances

The 2024 edition of Sunday Mornin' Country featured an extraordinary roster of performers who filled the Grand Ole Opry House with heartfelt music and uplifting messages. The lineup included:

• Adam Warner
• Barbara Fairchild
• Charlie McCoy
• Chris Golden
• Cowboy Joe & The Babcocks
• Cutter & Cash and The Kentucky Grass
• Dianne Sherrill
• Holly Watson
• John Berry
• John McEuen
• Larry Gatlin
• Makenzie Phipps
• Melanie Walker
• Mike Farris
• Music City Quartet
• Tennessee River Boys
• The Kody Norris Show
• The Fox Brothers
• The Isaacs
• William Lee Golden and The Goldens

These artists delivered performances that resonated deeply with the audience, uniting everyone in a celebration of faith, love, and music.

A Legacy of Iconic Performers

Sunday Mornin' Country’s rich history includes legendary artists who have graced its stage. Past performers include Jeannie Seely, John Berry, Skeeter Davis, Roy Acuff, Lynn Anderson, Jason Crabb, Chris Young, The Oak Ridge Boys, Roy Clark, Ricky Skaggs, Tammy Wynette, and many others. Each year, the event continues its tradition of blending contemporary talent with iconic figures, maintaining its reputation as the longest-running country/gospel event during CMA Music Fest.

Mark Your Calendars for 2025

Fans and performers alike are already anticipating the 43rd Annual Sunday Mornin' Country, scheduled for June 8, 2025. With its continued success and unwavering mission, next year’s event promises to be another unforgettable experience.

About the Music City Christian Fellowship

Sunday Mornin' Country is proudly sponsored by the Music City Christian Fellowship, a Nashville-based nonprofit organization of born-again Christian believers in the music and entertainment industry. Dedicated to spreading the Gospel through the universal language of music, the Fellowship combines Scripture-based, Spirit-filled values with the mission to share God’s Word worldwide.

"With the crumbling of old barriers and the birth of new freedoms, it is our desire to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the entire world," the Fellowship declares. For more information, visit their website at musiccitychristianfellowship.org.

Stay Connected

To stay updated on Sunday Mornin' Country and future events, follow their Facebook page and connect with the Music City Christian Fellowship’s social media platforms.

A Celebration of Faith and Music

As the 42nd Annual Sunday Mornin' Country closes its curtains, it leaves behind a powerful reminder of music’s ability to unite hearts and inspire faith. With its unique blend of Country and Gospel, the event continues to uplift, inspire, and celebrate the enduring connection between music and spirituality.