Sunday, March 15, 2020

2020 Creekside Gospel Music Convention


The cornerstone presentation of Coastal Events is Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2020, taking place Oct. 25 - Oct. 29, 2020, at the Grand Smokies Resort Convention Center, in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Creekside is an annual event, bringing hundreds of gospel music fans and over 50 artists to beautiful Pigeon Forge.

The convention presents Southern gospel music showcases, evening concerts, and midnight prayer. Some of the great artists appearing include the 11th Hour, Gerald Crabb, Eagle’s Wings, Bibletones, the Browders, Josh and Ashley Franks, and more. Keep watching this column for announcements regarding artists appearing in 2020.

2020 Diamond Award Nominations Close March 15, 2020
Coastal Media Group and SGNScoops Magazine are pleased to announce that the 2020 Diamond Award voting is now open on the SGNScoops website and ballots have been included with the SGNScoops print magazine.

Nominations close on March 15. The Top Ten nominees will be announced later and then voted upon. Everyone is invited to fill out the ballot or visit sgnscoops.com to enter the voting area and list their favorite picks for each Diamond Award category.

The 2020 Diamond Awards will be presented on October 27, 2020, during the 9th Annual Creekside Gospel Music Convention in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Many vocal performances and surprise guests will be included in the gala evening. Fans are encouraged to make their plans to attend today.

For more information on the Creekside Gospel Music Convention, the Diamond Awards ceremony, Creekside Bluegrass, as well as accommodations and VIP tickets, contact Rob Patz at 360-933-0741, email events@sgnscoops.com or visit the website www.gospelmusicconvention.com.


Christian Country at the Creek
Christian Country at the Creek 2020 will take place Oct. 30 - Nov. 1 at the Grand Smokies Resort Convention Center located at 2385 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. The event will begin the day after Creekside ends, with a special kick off on Thursday night at the close of Creekside, followed by evening concerts on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Special events and Midnight Prayer are also being planned as part of Christian Country at the Creek. “This is an event you don’t want to miss. We can’t wait to showcase these amazing artists,” Patz adds.  Admission is free to the public with VIP tickets available for just $10.00 per night or $25.00 for the entire weekend.

Bluegrass Gospel at Creekside
Keep watching this space for information on more great Bluegrass gospel concerts during Creekside Gospel Music Convention.

If you are an artist wishing to be included on the roster for 2020, or if you would like more
information, please contact Rob Patz at (360)933-0741 or send an email to events@sgnscoops.com. For reservations, you may contact the Spirit of the Smokies Lodge directly at (865)453-4106 and indicate the group code of CCC20 or Christian Country at the Creek to get the group rate.

Thursday, October 24, 2019

Williamsons, Pardoned, Mark209, Gerald Crabb to appear at Creekside 2019

Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2019 will host popular Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel artists at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Oct. 27 - 31. Among the featured artists are the Williamsons, Pardoned, Mark209, Gerald Crabb, the Browders, Down East Boys, 11th Hour, the Pine Ridge Boys, and so many more. Check out the evening concert schedule for all the details. For the day-to-day itinerary, please click HERE.


More about Creekside Gospel Music Convention:
Creekside Gospel Music Convention is held annually in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, presenting national and regional gospel music in a family-friendly environment. The last week in October has been filled with Southern, Country, and Bluegrass gospel music at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center. Daytime showcases, evening concerts, and midnight prayer, all feature award-winning artists and speakers. The Diamond Awards are a nationally-recognized yearly award show hosted by SGNScoops Magazine and voted on by their readers and fans. Christian Country at the Creek is held simultaneously with Creekside, at Mill Creek on Florence Drive. For more information please call Rob Patz at 360 - 933 - 0741.


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CREEKSIDE GOSPEL MUSIC CONVENTION 2019 returns to Pigeon Forge, Oct. 27 - 31

WELCOME TO CREEKSIDE GOSPEL MUSIC CONVENTION!


Admission is free to all events listed below unless otherwise noted. Weekly VIP passes are available for evening concerts for $25.00.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019

Kickoff to Creekside Concert  

Live DVD Recording with The Pine Ridge Boys and The Chordsmen

Concert: 6:00 p.m.; Doors open at 5:00 p.m.

Location:  Mill Creek, 2772 Florence Drive, Pigeon Forge

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28,  2019

Breakfast with The Pine Ridge Boys

Time: 8:00 a.m.

Location: Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Cost:  $12

Artist Booth Set-Up: 9:00 a.m. Smoky Mountain Convention Center

Nashville Heartsong Showcase

Concert:  11:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.;  Doors open at 10:30 a.m.

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Radio Promotions Seminar with Richard Hyssong, Tiffany Noecker, Vonda Armstrong

Seminar: 1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Cost:  $25

Singing on the Square with Joy Holden

Concert: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Free dinner for the first 100 fans!

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center at the Main Entrance

Evening Concert

Concert:  5:00 p.m.;  Doors open at 4:15 p.m. for VIP; 4:30 p.m. General Admission

Featuring:  Down East Boys, Hyssongs, The Bibletones, Preacher: Bill Bailey

Join us for the Dr. Jerry Goff Honors: Troy Burns

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Auditorium

Midnight Prayer 

Join us at Midnight with Tim and Missy Kinchen for a special time of prayer and praise!

Location: Ramada Inn --  breakfast area of the lobby

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2019

Creekside Music Showcase

Music begins at 9:00 a.m.;  Doors open at 8:45 a.m.

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Singing on the Square with Justified

Concert: 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Free dinner for the first 100 fans!

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center at the Main Entrance

Evening Concert

Concert:  5:00 p.m.; Doors open at  4:15 p.m. for VIP; 4:30 p.m. General Admission

Featuring:  The Williamsons, The Pine Ridge Boys, Josh and Ashley Franks, Preacher:  Josh Franks

Join us for the 2019 Diamond Awards!

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Auditorium

Christian Country at the Creek Kick-Off

Concert: 10:30 p.m.-- Pizza and Music with Jessica Horton, Tonja Rose, and The McKay Project

Cost $5

Location: **CREEKSTONE INN** BREAKFAST AREA located less  than ½ mile from the Convention Center at 4034  S. River Road

Midnight Prayer 

Join us for our second night of prayer and praise with The Dodsons immediately following the Christian Country Kick-Off at the Creekstone Inn Breakfast Area!


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER  30, 2019

Christian Country at the Creek

Artist check-in and set up: 8:15 - 8:45 a.m.

Opening: 8:50 - 9:10 a.m. Worship with The McKay Project

Concert: 9:10 a.m. -3:30 p.m.  Christian Country at the Creek

Location:  Mill Creek – 2772 Florence Drive

Songwriting Workshop with Gerald Crabb

Time: 9:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Workshop

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Cost:  $50.00

Bluegrass Showcase With Eagles Wings and Friends

Concert: 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Bluegrass showcase

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Hey Y’All Media Showcase

Concert: 2:00 -- 4:00 p.m. Gospel music by Hey Y'all Media artists

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

How to Structure Your Ministry with Jan Harbuck

Time: 4:00 -- 5:00 p.m. Seminar

Location:  Mill Creek – 2772 Florence Drive, Pigeon Forge

Evening Concert

Concert:  5:00 p.m.;  Doors open at 4:15  p.m. for VIP; 4:30 p.m. General Admission

Featuring: 11th Hour, Gerald Crabb

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Auditorium

Youth Afterburner

Party: 10:30 p.m.- 12:00 midnight

Location:  Creekstone Inn Breakfast area, 4034  S. River Road

Midnight Prayer 

Join us at Midnight for our last night of prayer and praise with Matthew Wilson, Tonja Rose and Jessica Horton!

Location: Ramada Inn -- breakfast area of the lobby


THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019

Christian Country at the Creek

Artist check-in and set up:  8:15 - 8:45 a.m.

Opening: 8:50 - 9:10 a.m.  Worship with Gerald Crabb

Concert: 9:10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.  Christian Country at the Creek

Location:  Mill Creek – 2772 Florence Drive

Creekside Music Showcase

Music begins at 9:00 a.m.;  Doors open at 8:45 a.m.

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Showcase Hall

Singing on the Square with Pardoned

Concert: 4:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.

Free dinner for the first 100 fans!

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center at the Main Entrance

Trick-or-Treat at the Creek

Party: 4:00 -- 6:00 p.m.

Community Trick-or-Treaters invited! 

Location:  Participating Artists will be handing out candy in the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, Exhibit Hall and Parking Lot Areas.

Structuring Your Ministry as a Business with James Barber

Seminar: 4:00- 5:00 p.m.

Location:  Mill Creek – 2772 Florence Drive

Evening Concert

Concert:  5:00 p.m.;  Doors open at 4:15 p.m. for VIP; 4:30 p.m. General Admission

Location:  Smoky Mountain Convention Center Auditorium


THANK YOU FOR COMING!  WE HOPE TO SEE YOU NEXT YEAR OCTOBER 25 - OCTOBER 29, 2020!

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Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Creekside 2019 welcomes the Hyssongs - America's Three Part Harmony

Pigeon Forge, Tenn. -- Creekside Gospel Music Convention is pleased to welcome back the Hyssongs to their 2019 lineup. This annual event features over 50 gospel music artists with Southern, Bluegrass, and Country styles all represented. The Hyssongs return to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, during the Convention dates of Oct. 27 - 31, at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center.
 
Richard Hyssong notes, "We are looking forward to returning to Creekside. Our family will be singing our radio hits along with playing our brass instruments. We look forward to seeing old friends and meeting many new ones as well."
 
The Hyssongs recent No. 1 songs include:  “Run the Race,” “I Tell Them Jesus,” and “Let the Hallelujahs Ring."
 
"We are really excited to have the Hyssongs back with us again this year at Creekside," says Rob Patz, owner of the event. "Richard and I have been friends for a long time, and we always have a good time together. His group has made great strides in the last few years, and our audience always loves their songs and their horns. We hope all our friends will make plans now to come to see the Hyssongs in October."
 
Creekside 2019 will be held in Pigeon Forge, Tenn., Oct. 27 - 31. The event features the 2019 Diamond Awards, daily showcases and evening concerts, special speakers, and midnight prayer. For more information on lodging, VIP tickets, and convention details, contact Rob Patz at rob@sgnscoops.com, or at 360-933-0741. For news and event updates, click on the Creekside Facebook page.
 
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Down East Boys to appear at Creekside 2019

Pigeon Forge, Tenn. -- Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2019 is in the planning stages after a very successful 2018 event. Rob Patz, owner and director, is thrilled to announce that the Down East Boys from North Carolina will be appearing at the 2019 event, to be held from Oct. 27 - 31 in the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, Pigeon Forge, Tenn.

The Down East Boys are currently enjoying the success of their single release, "Beat-Up Bible," from the album, "One Day In The Past." Members include Doug Pittman, Ricky Carden, Daryl Paschal and newest member, bass singer Zac Barham.

Ricky Carden has been with the DEB for 28 years. "I am excited to be a part of Creekside 2019," says Carden. "I have watched this event grow over the past few years and am honored to be included in the great list of artists!"

Patz is thrilled that the DEB have already signed on for 2019, on top of all the great artists returning from 2018. "I have always wanted Ricky and his boys to appear on the Creekside stage," says Patz. "I know they will be welcomed into the Creekside family with open arms."

Creekside Gospel Music Convention is an annual event held in Pigeon Forge, featuring over 50 artists, daytime showcases, evening concerts, the Dr. Jerry Goff Honors, Diamond Awards and Midnight Prayer.  For more information, call Rob Patz at 360 - 933 - 0741.

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Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2019 Update

In its eighth year, Creekside Gospel Music Convention has come into its own at Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Hundreds of people who have attended all of the events will be returning to the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, to stay for the entire five nights and four days of music, laughter and family, on Oct. 27 - 31, 2019. Always seeing new faces because of the variety of music and the accessibility of the artists, the convention this year is developing into an even more delightful experience for all attendees.

Creekside 2019 is on the brink of surpassing past years’ attendance levels from the amount of interest already shown. VIP tickets are already being sought, many rooms at the Ramada Inn are booked and bus groups are planning their visit to this vacation town. Pigeon Forge, of course, offers plenty of activities for those who come early or stay after the event, from tourist attractions to dining to nature hikes in the Smoky Mountains. But for the hard-core Creekside fan, it’s all about the music.

One of the headliners already announced for this year is the Down East Boys. The Boys have been charting with great Southern gospel songs, and members Doug Pittman, Ricky Carden, Daryl Paschal and Zac Barham, are looking forward to their first time at the event. Carden, member of the Boys for over 30 years, says, “I am excited to be a part of Creekside 2019. I have watched this event grow over the past few years and am honored to be included in the great list of artists!”

Answered Prayer attended Creekside in 2018 and member Nikki Bernardo notes: “My first thought was ‘Wow!’ I felt like I was just visiting home if that makes sense. And I had never been there. The atmosphere resembles so much of like being with family. Anointed singing, lots of chatter among great friends we haven’t seen in a while, radio stations interviewing fellow artists in the back, and hey, I can get a whole new wardrobe in the corner from the Chandlers. Not only is it a beautiful event, just take a step outside and (see) how beautiful the location (is). Everyone was so gracious and polite. You could really tell that major preparation went into this event. We appreciate all you do to make this happen. I loved it and so did my family. Just let me know if I can ever do anything to help.”

Donnie Williamson, of the popular family group, the Williamsons, is thrilled to be a part of this function. “Creekside is the best of the convention type events,” he says. “The quality of the program and the family atmosphere is unsurpassed.”

“There is no way I can begin to thank God for this past week at Creekside,” said Mike McCrelles, solo artist, after Creekside 2018. “I can't begin to name the friends, both old and new, that I spent the week with. There have been many laughs, some tears, but most of all fellowship. Thank you, everyone!”

“Creekside to me is like going to my mamaw and pawpaw’s for Christmas,” Bobby Richards of New Journey Radio says with a smile. “Oh, I enjoy going to other family members’ houses, but going to my mamaw and pawpaw’s was special. That's how I feel about Creekside.”

The last Sunday of October usually sees the start of Creekside as the Kickoff Concert in the evening welcomes the early guests. Monday, the load-in begins for the groups, as well as the first daily showcase. The evening concert hosts the Life Achievement award for one special music industry leader. Thus begins the week of Southern gospel, Christian country and Bluegrass gospel music, as well as all notes that bridge the genres. Music day and night, midnight prayer and special preaching continue until Thursday night.

“This year will feature many new surprises,” says Rob Patz, owner of Creekside Gospel Music Convention. “If I gave them away now, where would the fun be in that? Just come. And bring a friend.”

Make your plans to attend Creekside Gospel Music Convention, taking place Oct. 27 - Oct. 31, 2019, at the Smoky Mountain Convention Center, in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. For more information or to book your hotel, contact rob@sgnscoops.com or call 1 (360) 933-0741‬.








Friday, May 4, 2018

Diamond Award Top Ten Nominees

Creekside Gospel Music Convention 2018 Update by Lorraine Walker


Pigeon Forge, Tenn., will echo with the sound of gospel music this fall
as the Creekside Gospel Music Convention returns to the Smoky Mountain Convention Center
for the sixth year, from Oct. 28 through Nov. 1.


Creekside hosts keynote speakers, more than 40 musical guests, unique events and a large exhibit hall.
C.T. Townsend is one of the speakers invited to address the Creekside audience.
Townsend is a young preacher whose ability to reach people of all ages with the
message of Jesus has brought about revival and allowed the presence God to change lives.


Gospel music artists appearing include the Jordan Family Band, the Williamsons, the Pine Ridge Boys,
Mark209, Hope’s Journey, Children of the Promise, Eagle’s Wings, the Chandlers, Mercy Rain,
Day Three, the Riders, the Coffmans, the Bates Family, Hazel Sain, the Connells, the Journeys,
the McKay Project, Sacred Harmony, and many more.


One of the unique events this year is the Alabama Quartet Convention Road Revival,
which is coming to Creekside on Oct. 31 from 1:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
The event will be headlined by Barry Rowland and Deliverance and will also showcase
other Alabama ministries.


The Creekside schedule is full each day, featuring musical showcases, evening concerts,
the Jerry Goff Honors, the 2018 Diamond Awards and the Red Back Hymnal Choir.
Midnight prayer is also planned for each evening.


SGNScoops recently announced the top 10 nominees for the 2018 Diamond Awards,
to be presented on Oct. 29. The award evening is full of wonderful music, surprise guests
and memorable moments, all made special through the emcee talents of Dr. Jerry and Jan Goff.
Fans can vote for their favorite artists from the top 10 nominees on the
SGNScoops website, HERE


The top 10 nominees for the 2018 Diamond Awards are:


J. D. Sumner Living Legend Award: Peg McKamey, Tim Greene, Jimmy Blackwood,
Roger Talley, Mike Holcomb, Elaine Wilburn, Gerald Williams, Tim Riley, Ed Hill, Reagan Riddle

Mixed Group Of The Year: the Hoppers, the Williamsons, the Collingsworth Family,
Karen Peck and New River, the Freemans, 11th Hour, the Hyssongs, the Whisnants,
the Nelons, the Mylon Hayes Family


Quartet of the Year: Ernie Haase and Signature Sound, LeFevre Quartet, Triumphant, Gold City,
the Kingsmen,  the Mark Trammell Quartet, Tribute Quartet, Master's Voice, Pine Ridge Boys,
Down East Boys

Trio of the Year:  Master’s Promise, the Talleys, Karen Peck and New River, Jeff and Sheri Easter,
Jim Brady Trio, the Guardians, the Martins, the Hyssongs, 11th Hour, Brian Free and Assurance

Duet of the Year: the Tacketts, Josh and Ashley Franks, McKay Project, Blake and Jenna Bolerjack,
Broken Vessels, Aaron and Amanda Crabb, Zane and Donna King, the Singing Contractors,
C. T. and Becky Townsend, the Schofields

Female Vocalist of the Year: Sheri Easter, Karen Peck , Ashley Franks, Lauren Talley, Kim Hopper,
Lisa Williamson, Taranda Greene, Amber Nelon Thompson, Chris Freeman, Ava Kasich
Male Vocalist of the Year: Jason Crabb, Joseph Habedank, Matt Felts, Ivan Parker, Jim Sheldon,
Christian Davis, Mike Bowling, David Phelps, Michael English, Pat Barker

Sunrise Award: Peter Christie, Jason Davidson, Tonja Rose, Alex Utech, Lisa Ferguson,
Kennedy Hayes, Canaan Coffman, Allen Kendall, Randa Jordan, Fayth Lore

Sunrise Duet of the Year: Rocky and Gail Smith, Chronicle, South of Heaven,
Blake and Jenna Bolerjack, the Peyton Sisters, the LeBeaus, the Padgetts, Crosby Lane,
the Tacketts, Austin and Ethan Whisnant

Sunrise Trio of the Year: Master’s Promise, the Coffmans, Day Three, the Riders,
Children of the Promise, Purpose, the Jordan Family Band, Westward Road, the Wisecarvers,
the Sheltons

Sunrise Quartet of the Year: Brothers 4, GloryWay Quartet, the Chordsmen, ClearVision Quartet,
Promised Land, Redeemed Quartet, Jordan's Bridge, Music City Show Quartet, Zion's Way Quartet,
the Lore Family

Christian Country Group of the Year: the Tacketts, Mark 209, the Freemans, HighRoad, de la Croix,
the Jordan Family Band, the Amundruds, BloodBought, McKay Project,
Kevin Rowe and the Prodigal Sons


Anthony Burger Instrumentalist of the Year: Tim Kinchen, Josh Singletary, Jeff Stice,
Gordon Mote, Sarah Davison, Andy Stringfield, Corey Pearson, Kim Collinsworth,
Tim Menzies, Trey Ivey

Dottie Rambo Songwriter of the Year: Lisa Williamson, Dixie Phillips, Kenna West,
Phil Cross, Mark Bishop, Gerald Crabb, Shane Roark, Dianne Wilkinson, Joseph Habedank,
Sue C. Smith

Bluegrass Gospel Male Artist of the Year: Matthew Wilson, Peter Christie, Roger Johnson,
Bradley Walker, Tim Maze, Andy Wilks, Rodney Johnson, Doyle Lawson, Tim Surrett,
Reagan Riddle

Bluegrass Gospel Female Artist of the Year: Debra Wilson, Tammy Jones Robinette,
Shona Wilkes Smith, Lizzy Long, Madison Daily, Emily Grace Reith, Becky Rochester,
Brooke Aldridge, Kaila Wisecarver, Deborah Johnson

Bluegrass Gospel Group of the Year: Eagle's Wings, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver,
Heaven's Mountain Band, Bama Blu-grace, the Farm Hands, Southern Raised, Canaan's Crossing,
HighRoad, Living Waters, Lakeside

Paul Heil Award (Broadcasting): Bruce Edwards, WCGW; Mickey Bell, WXJC;
ReJeana Leeth, WZCT; Lottie Squires, WCKB; Vonda Easley, WPIL; Richard Hyssong, Joy For The Journey;
Dave Taylor, KWFC; Jerry Edgil, WBTG; Richard Chambers, WGUS;
Les Butler, Les Butler and Friends

Gospel Music Today Video/Dvd of the Year: “I'll Keep On Praying,” Heaven’s Mountain Band;
“The First Baseball Game,” Matt Felts; “Behold The Lamb,” Exodus;
“He Can Take It,” Brian Free And Assurance; “Let The Church Arise,” the LeFevre Quartet;
“I Miss Them All,” the Jordan Family Band; “Love Is The Golden Rule,” Michael English;
“I Love You This Much,” the Whisnants; “Hope For All Nations,” Karen Peck and New River;
“Hallelujah, What A Savior,” the Nelons

Bluegrass Gospel Song of the Year: “Born Again,” Peter Christie;
“A Rugged Cross And An Empty Grave,” Eagles Wings;
“I Went Under The Blood,” Heavens Mountain Band;
“Burden Bearer,” Doyle Lawson And Quicksilver; “Wish You Were Here,” Balsam Range;
“How Does It Feel To Be Home,” Bama Blu-grace; “More Than I Could Tell,” Jeff Tolbert;
“Instead,” Southern Raised; “Somebody Prayed For Me,” King James Boys;
“I've Been Touched,” Primitive Quartet

Christian Country Song of the Year: “He Can’t Stop Loving You,” Christian Davis;
“Love Found Me,” Lisa Daggs; “God’s Country,” Michael Lee;
“Heaven Above,” Kevin Rowe and the Prodigals; “We Are Broken,” HighRoad;
“Wingin’ It ,” Bruce Hedrick; “Old School,” Jim Sheldon; “Where I’m Going,” Johnny Rowlett;
“That’s What Jesus Would Do,” Justin Todd Herod; “Looking Back,” Ava Kasich

Sunrise Song of the Year:“Where Did The Wind Go,” Chronicle;
“Trust Me With The Trial,” Matt Felts; “This Is The Day,” the Jordan Family Band;
“Press On,” River’s Edge; “Might Go Home Today,” Day Three;
“Joyous News,” the Lore Family; “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” Parson’s Redeemed;
“Elijah,” the Villines Trio; “Have Faith,” the Journeys; “I Promise You,” Caleb’s Crossing   

Song of the Year: “Hope For All Nations,” Karen Peck And New River;
“Chain Breaker,” Triumphant Quartet; “Prodigals,” the Steeles; “Still,” Greater Vision;
“Here He Comes,” Joseph Habedank; “Put It Into God’s Hands,” the Browders;
“For The Record,” the McKameys; “Let The Hallelujahs Ring,” the Hyssongs;
“He Will Carry You,” Brian Free and Assurance; “God’s Got A Better Plan,” Canton Junction

For more information on Creekside 2018, including keynote speakers, the Diamond Awards
and other special activities, visit www.sgnscoops.com or
www.facebook.com/Creeksidegospelmusicconvention.

For a $25 VIP pass, booth space or other information, contact Rob Patz
by calling 360-933-0741 or by emailing rob@sgnscoops.com.