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The Singing News Fan Awards is an annual award ceremony held on the Wednesday afternoon program of the National Quartet Convention and honors the achievements of professional Southern Gospel artists, songwriters and DJ's.




Contents






  • 1 Award Selection


  • 2 History


  • 3 Categories


    • 3.1 Current Categories


    • 3.2 Former Categories




  • 4 See also





Award Selection


The winners of the awards are selected by subscribers of the Singing News Magazine, a monthly magazine devoted to this particular genre of music. Generally the selection is made via a nomination ballot, a top ten ballot and then a top five ballot with the group/person with the most votes winning.



History


The awards were started by the Singing News Magazine and were first awarded in 1970. Within a few years, these awards were handed out at the National Quartet Convention and were recognized as the pre-eminent awards in the Southern Gospel genre.



Categories



Current Categories



  • Favorite Group

  • Album of the Year

  • Song of the Year

  • Favorite Male Singer

  • Favorite Female Singer

  • Favorite Soprano

  • Favorite Alto

  • Favorite Tenor

  • Favorite Traditional Male Quartet

  • Favorite Trio

  • Favorite Soloist

  • Favorite Band

  • Favorite Lead

  • Favorite Baritone

  • Favorite Bass

  • Favorite Musician

  • Favorite Young Artist

  • Favorite Songwriter



Former Categories



  • Favorite Mixed Quartet

  • Favorite Pianist

  • Favorite Website

  • Favorite Syndicated Program

  • Favorite Video

  • Favorite Large Market Disc Jockey

  • Favorite Medium Market Disc Jockey

  • Favorite Small Market Disc Jockey

  • Super Fan of the Year



See also



  • Singing News

  • Southern Gospel










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