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Not to be confused with the Stella Awards that were given between 2002 and 2007 to people who filed outrageous and frivolous lawsuits.
The Stellar Awards is a Gospel Music Awards in the U.S., honoring Gospel Music artists, writers, and industry professionals. Chicago based production company Central City Productions Inc. spearheaded by founder, chairman & CEO Don Jackson, has produced the show since its inception in 1985.[1][2]
The Stellar Awards was first taped in Chicago at the Arie Crown Theater.[3] The show has featured performances by The Clark Sisters, Kirk Franklin,[4] Da' T.R.U.T.H, Tye Tribbett, Mary Mary, Heather Headley, CeCe Winans,[5] Marvin Sapp, Yolanda Adams,[6] Donnie McClurkin, Tamela Mann and many more.[citation needed] The show has been held at various venues across the United States in cities such as Atlanta,[7] Chicago,[8] Houston,[9] Los Angeles, Las Vegas,[10] Nashville,[11] and New York.[citation needed] The show is normally taped in mid-January and is broadcast on local and national TV stations such as ABC, FOX, and NBC.[citation needed]
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Categories that are featured in the show are the following:
• Artist of the Year
• Song Of the Year
• Male & Female Vocalist of the Year
• CD of the Year
• Choir of the Year
• New Artist of the Year
• Producer of The Year
• Group/ Duo of the Year
• Rap/ Hip Hop Gospel CD of the Year
• Children’s Performance of the Year
• Music Video of the Year
• Fan Favorite Awards- New Artist, Song of the Year, Choir of the Year
• Special Awards From Sponsors
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References[edit]
1) http://www.thestellarawards.com/about.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
2) http://www.gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarresults-2000.html As the 2000 Awards are referenced as the "15th Annual", we may infer 1985 as the first year for the Stellar Awards. Accessed 06/15/2016.
3) http://www.thestellarawards.com/about.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
4) http://www.gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarresults-2000.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
5) http://gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarresults-2004.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
6) http://gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarresults-2006.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
7) http://www.axs.com/hallelujah-the-stellar-awards-to-move-to-las-vegas-for-30th-anniversar-15801 Accessed 06/15/2016.
8) http://www.gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarceremony-2002.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
9) http://gospelflava.com/stellar/stellarceremony-2004.html Accessed 06/15/2016.
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