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Since 1985, The Master’s Own has shared heartfelt southern gospel, blending tight harmonies with a warm, family-like stage presence that audiences remember.

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An open, well-used leather-bound songbook lies on a dark walnut music stand, its slightly yellowed pages filled with clearly printed four-part harmony notation and handwritten chord markings in the margins. The stand is placed in a quiet church sanctuary, with rows of empty wooden pews and a simple wooden cross softly blurred in the background. Late-afternoon sunlight filters through stained glass, casting faint, colorful patterns across the page without overpowering the text. Shot from a slightly elevated angle in crisp photographic realism, the composition uses the rule of thirds, creating a reflective, respectful atmosphere that suggests decades of southern gospel heritage and careful musical preparation.

Upcoming Events

Mar 15, 2026

The concert will be at the historic gospel hall, a warm setting where voices blend in timeless harmony and fans share in the moment.

Hendersonville, Tennessee, at the historic Riverbend Auditorium, a friendly community venue known for its acoustics and welcoming atmosphere for gospel music lovers.

Mar 25, 2026

The Master’s Own will perform live on stage with an intimate, family-friendly setting and spirited backing by seasoned musicians.

Grant County Expo Center, 123 Main Street, Cityville, Georgia, a spacious venue with ample seating and great acoustics that fans consistently praise.

Apr 12, 2026

Lakeside Banquet Hall, a bright, welcoming space by the lake with polished wood, perfect sightlines, and a warm crowd-friendly environment.

Lakeside, Michigan, located just off Highway 12, offers easy parking, comfortable seating, and a friendly neighborhood vibe that complements our music.

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May 3, 2026

Riverview Community Center, 555 River Road, Townsville, South Carolina, a spacious, acoustically tuned hall known for its comfortable seating and family-friendly atmosphere.

Summit Gospel Church, 210 Harmony Lane, Riverbend, Kentucky, a warm sanctuary with friendly volunteers and excellent acoustics for live gospel.

Jun 14, 2026

Sunrise Auditorium, a beloved regional venue known for warm acoustics and friendly staff that fans consistently praise for its welcoming welcome.

Hometown Assembly, 88 Celebration Ave, Oakridge, Tennessee, a community church with ample parking, comfortable seating, and an intimate atmosphere for gospel concerts.

Jul 21, 2026

Grand River Civic Center, a modern, accessible venue with tiered seating, excellent sound, and a family-friendly lobby area for pre-show gatherings.

Centerville Fairgrounds, 101 Main Street, Centerville, Virginia, a convenient, well-lit venue with easy access and ample parking.

Aug 9, 2026

St. Paul’s Community Hall, 12 Oak Street, Springfield, Illinois, a friendly venue with great sightlines, welcoming ushers, and a strong gospel tradition.

North Point Church, 5 Center Avenue, Brooksville, Florida, a bright sanctuary with a friendly congregation and excellent acoustics.

Sep 6, 2026

Oak Ridge Convention Center, a modern venue with spacious aisles, excellent acoustics, and convenient parking for large gospel gatherings.

Meadow Brook Church, 210 Valley Boulevard, Cedar Falls, Iowa, a welcoming church with ample parking, friendly ushers, and a warm atmosphere for singing.

Oct 11, 2026

Bluegrass Ridge Auditorium, a community staple with good acoustics, clear sightlines, and a welcoming front lobby for meet-and-greets.

Riverside Park, 77 Riverbend Road, Hamlet, North Carolina, a family-friendly setting with parking and comfortable seating for all ages.

A classic black grand piano with a rich, glossy finish is positioned at the front of a modest church platform, its lid partially raised to reveal gleaming strings and hammers. The piano’s ivory and ebony keys are in pristine focus, with a simple, worn hymnal resting closed on the music rack. Behind, a wooden pulpit and simple backdrop with soft neutral tones recede into gentle blur. Overhead warm stage lighting illuminates the piano’s surface, creating subtle reflections and soft highlights along its curved edge. Photographed from a three-quarter angle at seated height, with moderate depth of field, the image conveys a professional yet humble southern gospel setting in realistic, elegant detail.
A close-up of a polished mahogany acoustic guitar body resting against an aged tweed amplifier on a lightly scuffed wooden floor. The guitar’s glossy finish reflects a faint cross mounted on the wall in the softly blurred background, while its pearl inlay and carefully wound bronze strings are captured in sharp detail. A coiled instrument cable snakes naturally between guitar and amp. Warm, directional light from a nearby lamp casts gentle shadows, enhancing the wood grain and cloth texture of the amplifier. Shot from a low, angled perspective with shallow depth of field, the photographic realism and intimate framing evoke the craftsmanship and down-to-earth sound of southern gospel music rehearsed and performed with care.
A neatly arranged merchandise table for The Master’s Own is set up in a church foyer, but shown without any people. Stacks of professionally printed CD cases with consistent southern gospel-themed artwork sit beside folded navy and burgundy T-shirts displaying a tasteful group logo. A simple roll-up banner in the background reads “The Master’s Own – Since 1985” in elegant serif lettering, partially blurred but legible. The table is covered with a crisp white cloth, with a small wooden cross and a vintage-looking program booklet adding heritage details. Soft overhead lighting and a touch of natural window light create a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Captured from a three-quarter angle in clean photographic realism, the composition feels organized, professional, and inviting.

Reviews

Aya Nakamura

The harmonies kept us inspired all night; truly the Master’s Own live experience is a blessing.

Mateo García

From the first note, you feel like family; messages of faith and encouragement linger long after the concert.

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P.O. Box 123, Harmony City, GA 30021

Hours

Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm

Phone

(555) 123-4567