Adam Crabb

Adam Crabb is a lauded gospel singer, musician, and a key figure in Southern Gospel music, hailing from the influential Crabb family. Born on March 19, 1977, in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, Adam grew up nurtured in a rich musical environment which paved the way for his career. As a member of the celebrated Crabb Family band, he honed his distinctive voice and musicianship, captivating audiences with his passionate performances and genuine heart for ministry.

Following the Crabb Family’s hiatus in 2007, Adam embarked on a successful solo career, blessed with a powerful vocal range and emotive delivery that resonates with his diverse fan base. His recent works, such as "Clean," showcase his continual growth as an artist, weaving tender lyrics with a modern gospel sound. With singles like "Champion" and "There Is A Healer," Adam underscores his ability to provide encouragement through song, touching on themes of overcoming and spiritual healing. His album "Surrender," exemplifies a journey of faith and submission to higher callings, further cementing his place in the constellation of contemporary Christian music artists dedicated to spreading a message of hope and salvation through their artistry.