Southern Gospel
artist representation.
You have a heart for sharing the Gospel through music. Tell Mike about your group or solo ministry, where you travel, and the churches you hope to serve.
Help us get to know you.
A few details give us a better picture of your music and the kind of booking relationship you have in mind.
Your music and ministry
Tell us about your group or solo ministry, your musical style, and the churches and audiences you sing for.
Where to find your music
Share your website or social page so we can get to know your music. If you have a live-performance video, you are welcome to include it too.
Your home base and travel area
Tell Mike which states you travel to, your usual routes, and the dates you have available. That helps him explore church visits that make sense for your ministry.
Tell us about
your ministry.
Introduce your music and the area you travel. Mike can get to know your ministry and talk with you about a booking relationship.
Planning a concert for your church? Ask about hosting a Gospel ministry.
Before you send.
How does booking with Capitol Artists work?
Mike connects Gospel ministries with churches for visits supported by a love offering and a meal. He works with your travel area and availability when exploring concert opportunities. The artist shares a portion of the concert offering with Capitol Artists for the booking work; Mike will discuss that arrangement with you.
Is this the place to ask about booking representation?
Yes. This form is for Gospel artists and groups interested in discussing representation for live appearances. Tell us about your ministry and what you would like help with.
What should I send with my introduction?
Include your website or social page and a short introduction. A live-performance video is optional. Use links we can open without a password, and tell us about your usual travel area.
Does submitting an inquiry mean I am joining the roster?
An inquiry starts a conversation. Representation, availability, and the details of any working arrangement would need to be discussed and agreed separately.