Gospel Music Channel Now Available on Time Warner Cable
The Gospel Music Channel is now available on Time Warner Cable! Check out our lineup of Christian music programming, including concerts, music videos, and more.
Introduction
As of today, Time Warner Cable customers can now enjoy the best in Gospel music 24/7 with the launch of the new Gospel Music Channel. The Gospel Music Channel is the first and only network devoted exclusively to Gospel music and its rich tradition.
What is the Gospel Music Channel?
The Gospel Music Channel is the first and only 24/7 television network devoted to Gospel music. It features music videos, live concerts, talk shows, interviews and more from top Gospel artists, both old and new. The channel is available on Time Warner Cable systems nationwide.
How can I watch the Gospel Music Channel?
The Gospel Music Channel is now available to Time Warner Cable digital customers in high definition (HD) and standard definition (SD).
To find out if your cable system has been upgraded, please visit http://gospelmusicchannel.com/getgmc/ and enter your ZIP code. If your provider is not yet listed, don’t worry – we are working hard to add new markets every day. You can also call your local cable provider and ask if they offer the Gospel Music Channel.
The History of the Gospel Music Channel
The Gospel Music Channel is a cable television channel that features Gospel music videos. The channel was founded in 2004 by Charles Humbard, and is based in Atlanta, Georgia. The channel is available in over 50 million households in the United States.
The founding of the Gospel Music Channel
The Gospel Music Channel (GMC) was founded in 2000 by network president and CEO Charley Humbard. Humbard, a former singer and Nashville-based record producer, was inspired to create GMC after attending a Christian music concert with his son.
GMC launched on October 24, 2004, becoming the first 24-hour television network dedicated to gospel music. The network’s original programming lineup included music videos, concerts, variety shows, and inspirational programs.
In 2007, GMC began airing original reality programming with the premiere of “Family First: The Rance allen Group,” a reality series that followed the lives of the Grammy-nominated gospel group Rance Allen and their families. GMC has since aired several other original reality series including “Aidas” ( about the life of singer Yolanda Adams) and “The Willis Clan” ( about a family of country and bluegrass musicians).
In 2009, GMC launched “GDLA,” a live daily talk show hosted by comedian George Wallace. GDLA is produced in Los Angeles and features celebrity guests, musical performances, and topical discussions.
In 2010, GMC signed an exclusive content partnership with Sony Music Entertainment which brought Sony’s extensive gospel music catalogue to the network. That same year, GMC also launched its first scripted drama series “Hit the Floor,” about a group of professional dancers in Los Angeles.
GMC has continued to grow in popularity and is now available in over 50 million homes nationwide.
The growth of the Gospel Music Channel
The Gospel Music Channel (GMC) is an American gospel music television network that launched on October 30, 2004. GMC is available in about 60 million homes on various cable, satellite and telco providers, including DirecTV, Dish Network, Verizon FiOS, Comcast, Charter Communications, AT&T U-verse and Bright House Networks. The channel’s Headquarters are located in Atlanta, Georgia.
GMC also airs original programming such as concerts, talk shows, reality series and speciA Gospel Music Historyal programs featuring top artists and celebrity hosts. As of February 2015 the network has about 500 music videos in rotation. In 2010 GMC was the fastest growing network on television.
Time Warner Cable began carrying GMC on January 1, 2011 on its digital lineup in select markets. On March 1, 2011 GMC launched nationwide when it became available on Comcast’s digital lineup in most markets across the U.S.[10] On October 5, 2011 GMC was added to Verizon FiOS TV lineup nationwide.
The Future of the Gospel Music Channel
The gospel music channel is now available on Time Warner Cable. This is a big step for the channel, which has been working hard to get carriage on major cable and satellite providers. The gospel music channel is the only channel devoted to Christian and gospel music 24/7.
The new partnership with Time Warner Cable
The new partnership with Time Warner Cable means that the Gospel Music Channel is now available in more than 80 percent of American households, according to Broadband TV News.
Time Warner Cable is the second-largest cable provider in the United States, with more than 12 million subscribers. The deal will bring the Gospel Music Channel to an additional 3 million homes.
This is a big win for the Gospel Music Channel, which has been working hard to increase its reach and visibility. The channel first launched in 2004, and is currently available in 47 million homes.
The expansion of the Gospel Music Channel
The Gospel Music Channel has been working hard to broaden its reach and availability, and recent developments have made it easier than ever for viewers to catch their favorite Christian programming. The network is currently available on Time Warner Cable, and there are plans to expand to other cable providers in the near future. This is good news for fans of Gospel music, as the channel provides a wide variety of programming that is sure to appeal to a broad range of viewers.
The channel offers a mix of music videos, talk shows, and reality programming that covers everything from the latest news in the world of Gospel music to stories about the personal lives of famous Christian artists. In addition to its regular programming, the Gospel Music Channel also offers live coverage of major events in the world of Christian music, such as the annual Dove Awards.
With its recent expansion onto Time Warner Cable, the Gospel Music Channel is now available to millions of new viewers. This is a great opportunity for those who love Gospel music to catch up on their favorite shows and learn more about this popular genre.
