The Gospel Project
Songs To Lift Your Spirit!
Australian singer-songwriters Jamey Foxton & Lucy Sugerman present: The Gospel Project, dedicated to reviving old gospel songs and hymns for a new generation.
Inspired by the spirit of artists like Johnny Cash, Joan Baez and Elvis, the duo are breathing new life into timeless hymns and gospel songs that have been the daily soundtrack of generations before us.
Early this year, the couple sat down to play some old gospel favourites in Foxton’s mother's backyard. They filmed a few with no idea they’d just caught lightning in a bottle. This World Is Not My Home went on to garner millions of views and the two continued to make classic gospel go viral again and again (& again), before even releasing a song. Just like that, The Gospel Project was born.
Within months, Foxton & Sugerman surpassed 80 million views on social media, grew a following of over 500,000 and swiftly sold out their first live show in Sydney.
With a gospel album and tour on the way, The Gospel Project is rapidly evolving from a viral online phenomenon into one of Australia's most exciting new live music stories, demonstrating a rare ability to connect deeply across generational lines.
Highlights
80M+
Views
600k+
Social media followers
150k+
Spotify streams on debut single (first 30 days)
SOLD OUT
Debut Headline Show
Recent highlights covering the song that started it all, our debut live show and radio interview.
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LUCY SUGERMAN
Lucy Sugerman has a sixth-sense for storytelling: her songwriting feels like cracking open the pages of a diary, crafting dynamic folk-pop that balances sweetness with bite, charm with emotional depth.Lucy has graced the stages of iconic Australian festivals including Groovin’ the Moo, Yours & Owls and SummerSalt, as well as festivals overseas like SXSW Austin and Boardmasters. She has toured in the past 12 months with the likes of Sons of the East, Del Water Gap (USA) and Chance Pena (USA).
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JAMEY FOXTON
Jamey Foxton makes new music for old souls. With a sound forged at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, he's headlined Oxford Art Factory, The Vanguard, and sold out Dendy Cinema in Newtown to launch his debut album.Each year the stages keep growing, playing festivals like Dashville, Meatstock, and supporting the likes of C.W. Stoneking. Foxton’s classic sound weaves rock'n'roll, country, blues & gospel
