Christmas Southern Style Concert-Triumphant Quartet
Formed in 2002, the then named Integrity Quartet began
their ministry together at the Louise Mandrell Theater in Pigeon Forge,
Tennessee. In December of 2004, after a nationwide contest to submit entries,
Integrity Quartet changed their name to Triumphant Quartet.
2007 was another
landmark year for the quartet. They were honored to receive the Christian
Music Presenters (CMP) Artist Endorsement. They were also awarded certification
as American Gospel Music (AGM) artists. An invitation to perform in a
celebration of American Gospel Music at Carnegie Hall in New York City rounded
out this enormously successful year. The quartet shared the stage with other
prominent gospel music artists, a 200 voice choir, and the American Festival
Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Eric Dale Knapp. Also in
2007, Baritone Scott Inman was voted Young Artist of the Year by the Singing
News Magazine.
2008 brought a new transition for
Triumphant. They decided to take their ministry on the road full-time. Later
that year, Jeff Stice was presented 2008 Musician of the Year by The Singing
News Magazine. In 2009, 2010 and 2011, Triumphant was voted by theSinging
News fan awards as Favorite Male Quartet of the year for the third
consecutive year. In addition to that honor, Eric Bennett was voted Favorite
Bass Singer of the Year in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Jeff Stice received the award
as the 2009, 2010 and 2011Singing News Favorite Musician of the Year
during the same ceremonies.
Also in 2009, Triumphant
received a GRAMMY® nomination for Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel
Album, for their release,Everyday. In 2011, the quartet’s
song,Love Came Calling, was named Favorite song of the Year, as well as
favorite Album of the Year by the Singing news magazine. Love Came
Calling features the group’s unmistakable quartet harmony, the number one
hits “Love Came calling” and “Saved by Grace,” were co-produced by Jeff Stice
and Wayne Haun.
Currently, 2012 has started out as another
wonderful year for Triumphant. Their current recording, Songs from the Heart
came from each member of the group. Each member wrote two songs. They have
just received their 3rd number one song, Almost Home, written by Scotty Inman.
Also climbing the charts is there 2nd single release Lets all stand for
America, written by David Sutton, from this same project.
With all of the accolades, numerous top 10 radio singles and continued success,
the men of Triumphant keep their work in perspective. They are truly humbled
and grateful for the support their fans have shown for their music and
ministry. They reaffirm that their main focus is to keep God first in
everything they do. Triumphant’s powerful combination of talent, commitment,
and unwavering faith insures that the years to come will bring even more
success...in God's name.
their ministry together at the Louise Mandrell Theater in Pigeon Forge,
Tennessee. In December of 2004, after a nationwide contest to submit entries,
Integrity Quartet changed their name to Triumphant Quartet.
2007 was another
landmark year for the quartet. They were honored to receive the Christian
Music Presenters (CMP) Artist Endorsement. They were also awarded certification
as American Gospel Music (AGM) artists. An invitation to perform in a
celebration of American Gospel Music at Carnegie Hall in New York City rounded
out this enormously successful year. The quartet shared the stage with other
prominent gospel music artists, a 200 voice choir, and the American Festival
Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Eric Dale Knapp. Also in
2007, Baritone Scott Inman was voted Young Artist of the Year by the Singing
News Magazine.
2008 brought a new transition for
Triumphant. They decided to take their ministry on the road full-time. Later
that year, Jeff Stice was presented 2008 Musician of the Year by The Singing
News Magazine. In 2009, 2010 and 2011, Triumphant was voted by theSinging
News fan awards as Favorite Male Quartet of the year for the third
consecutive year. In addition to that honor, Eric Bennett was voted Favorite
Bass Singer of the Year in 2009, 2010 and 2011. Jeff Stice received the award
as the 2009, 2010 and 2011Singing News Favorite Musician of the Year
during the same ceremonies.
Also in 2009, Triumphant
received a GRAMMY® nomination for Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel
Album, for their release,Everyday. In 2011, the quartet’s
song,Love Came Calling, was named Favorite song of the Year, as well as
favorite Album of the Year by the Singing news magazine. Love Came
Calling features the group’s unmistakable quartet harmony, the number one
hits “Love Came calling” and “Saved by Grace,” were co-produced by Jeff Stice
and Wayne Haun.
Currently, 2012 has started out as another
wonderful year for Triumphant. Their current recording, Songs from the Heart
came from each member of the group. Each member wrote two songs. They have
just received their 3rd number one song, Almost Home, written by Scotty Inman.
Also climbing the charts is there 2nd single release Lets all stand for
America, written by David Sutton, from this same project.
With all of the accolades, numerous top 10 radio singles and continued success,
the men of Triumphant keep their work in perspective. They are truly humbled
and grateful for the support their fans have shown for their music and
ministry. They reaffirm that their main focus is to keep God first in
everything they do. Triumphant’s powerful combination of talent, commitment,
and unwavering faith insures that the years to come will bring even more
success...in God's name.
