NASHVILLE, Tenn. (May 16, 2019) – The 19th Annual African Pride Gospel SuperFest TV
spectacular presented by The Cartwright Foundation is set for June 22,
2019 in Dayton, Ohio at the $100 million Schuster Performing Arts
Center. Hosted by NAACP Image® Award-Winning Actress Wendy Raquel Robinson,
this year’s star-studded celebration of Gospel music will include
performances from the biggest names in Gospel. The show’s Lifetime
Achievement honors are being awarded to Pastor Donnie McClurkin and The Rance Allen Group for their trailblazing and transformative music and ministries.
Unity Media Limited of Ohio, the show’s creator, is producing the
concert-event and international television recording. “We are absolutely
thrilled to welcome African Pride as our title sponsor for 2019 and we
have been blessed and very fortunate to remain relevant to our viewers,
the gospel music fan-base and to corporate America,” says Bobby
Cartwright, Jr. who is the show’s executive producer and founder. “Our
African Pride family is excited to partner with the Gospel SuperFest as
their 2019 title sponsor,” says Kendria Strong, African Pride director
of marketing. “Gospel music is a staple in many homes and communities
that we serve, and we look forward to joining the Gospel SuperFest team
for what will surely be an empowering celebration.”
The evening’s mega lineup includes Deitrick Haddon, Tina
Campbell, Tye Tribbett, Ricky Dillard & New G, J. Moss, Bri, Tonya
Baker, Byron Cage, Tasha Page-Lockhart, Isabel Davis, and Jonathan Nelson. Also scheduled to appear are Demetrius West, 21:03, Ted Winn, Sensere, Zacardi Cortez, Doe Jones and many other “surprise” special guests.
As the nation’s largest TV recording in the field of urban-targeted-
inspirational music, the Broadway-styled production draws star power
from across the country. The SuperFest has maintained a consistent
presence in broadcast syndication for 19 consecutive years and has been
carried by major TV network affiliates including ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW,
MYTV.