Triumphant Quartet

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Triumphant Quartet first captured audiences with their exceptional four-part harmony in 2003 at Louise Mandrell’s theater in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. After performing there until 2008, they began touring nationwide, bringing their polished sound to churches and concert venues across the country.

 

Over the past two decades, Triumphant Quartet has become a leading name in gospel music, earning numerous chart-topping songs and awards, including multiple Quartet of the Year honors. Known for their strong ministry focus, the group blends traditional Southern Gospel with contemporary influences, creating a sound that resonates across generations.

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As they enter a new chapter with Sean Barber joining founding members David Sutton, Eric Bennett, and Clayton Inman, the group remains committed to sharing the Gospel through music. Their mission goes beyond entertainment, each concert is an opportunity to encourage, uplift, and lead others into a deeper experience of faith.

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Now in their third decade of ministry, Triumphant Quartet continues to inspire audiences with music that honors God and impacts lives.

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GREATER VISION

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Greater Vision has been inspiring audiences since 1990 with their rich vocal blend and powerful Gospel message. Widely recognized as the most awarded trio in Gospel music history, they hold a prominent place in Christian music.

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Founded by Gerald Wolfe, who serves as pianist and emcee, the group also features award-winning songwriter Rodney Griffin (lead), Chris Allman (tenor), and newest member Scott Mullins (baritone), who joined in June 2025.

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Greater Vision has appeared on the “In Touch” television program and the Gaither Homecoming Series, and they actively participate in Gospel Music Hymn Sing events across the United States and internationally. Performing nearly 150 times each year, they continue to share the Gospel through music with audiences around the world.