Grown & Gospel debuts on We TV on Thursday, March 16, 2023 at 9 p.m. ET. The program will consist of six segments, with new episodes every Thursday. Every Monday, the show is also available on AMC’s streaming app, ALLBLK. BreeAnn Hammond, the daughter of multi-award-winning gospel singer Fred Hammond, will be the competitor. BreeAnn Hammond and her father have performed together on stage several times. This clearly shows their affinity.
However, being Fred Hammond’s daughter comes with some obligations. As a result, she is now taking part in Grown & Gospel, which she sees as another chance to establish herself and showcase her abilities. Tasha Page-Lockhart, an R&B and urban modern gospel artist and guitarist, will also perform, as will pop singer and composer Elijah Connor, J. Brooks, Nikkia Cole-Beach, the daughter of Dorinda Clark Cole, and Shan Wilson-Williams.
BreeAnn Hammond strives to become known through Grown & Gospel.
BreeAnn Hammond is the daughter of Fred Hammond and Kim Hammond, his ex-wife. Her parents separated when she was 16 years old, after 18 years of marriage. She is also recognized for her efforts on I Will Trust (2014) and Paltrocast with Darren Paltrowitz, in addition to Grown and Gospel (2023). (2020). Moreover, her Instagram followers surpasses ten thousand people.
The Festival of Praise tour is the most unforgettable performance for fans among the times the father-daughter pair shared a platform to showcase their music. Breeann “Bree” Hammond has left the preaching business in the past, but it seems she has returned with a fresh mindset and a desire to establish herself. BreeAnn Hammond’s participation in the program allows her to demonstrate her talent as a chorister. As a result, she was highlighted in the series’ debut show addressing her work and insecurity:
“It’s all or nothing. I have a buzzing instrumental timer. I’m trying to figure out how to get where I want to go because I’m not there yet.”
Children of renowned choral artists will join her in the program. Each person will demonstrate their ability and be remembered for the acts they will perform during the program.
What Grown & Gospel has in store for its audience
Scott Shatsky and Carlos King are in charge of producing the show. The executive producers are Lauren Gellert, Angela Dugan of Kingdom Reign Entertainment, Ashley McFarlin, Kat Uyenco and Nisa Ahmad.
According to the formal synopsis of the show’s premiere episode:
“The six hour-long clips follow five career-driven childhood friends as they seek success in the Detroit choral scene and beyond.”
It goes on to say:
“Navigating the murky waters of the music industry and scrambling to emerge from the shadows of their prominent parents… this tight-knit crew struggles with their strict upbringing and high standards as they strive to be the new generation of the gospel.”
Grown & Gospel will feature a lot of drama, music and secrets, according to WeTV’s description:
“Navigating the murky waters of the music industry and scrambling to emerge from the shadows of their prominent parents… this tight-knit crew struggles with their strict upbringing and high standards as they strive to be the new generation of the gospel.”
Additionally, the synopsis states:
“As they work to make a name for themselves in the music scene and balance their personal lives with career ambition, hearts are broken and dark secrets are revealed.”
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