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Harlem Gospel Choir performed with Josh Groban on “Late Night with David Letterman”, a reprise of their performance Josh on Swedish TV in December 2010 while on tour in Norway

Harlem Gospel Choir performed on Skavlan TV in Stockholm with Josh Groban. Josh stated he had always wanted to work with the choir and how much he appreciated the fact that the choir was able to fly in for the taping.

Our return to the UK and the wonderful Royal Festival Hall at Southbank, London.

On the Tuesday morning following the death of Michael Jackson, Harlem Gospel Choir performed on Channel 7’s Good Morning America’s bi-coastal tribute to the late Michael Jackson. 15 singers sang “I Will Be There” acapella in Times Square to a national audience on the day of Michael’s funeral in Los Angeles.

Toured with Night of the Proms – Belgium, Netherlands, Germany – with Simple Minds, Live, Sinead O’Connor, Robin Gibb, Kim Wilde

Harlem Gospel Choir performed during the “Concert of Hope” Sunday, April 20, 2008, after which Pope Benedict XVI conducted Mass at Yankee Stadium.

“Harlem Gospel Choir is incredibly honored to be asked to perform, once again, for his Holiness the Pope,” said Anna Bailey, manager and co-founder of Harlem Gospel Choir. The Choir will sing “Oh Happy Day” and “Amazing Grace” and then join Stephanie Mills for a joint performance of “We Can Move Mountains.” Others set to perform during the “Concert of Hope” include Harry Connick, Jr., Jose Feliciano, and the Young People’s Chorus. The concert will take place at noon as the attendees are entering the stadium.

“We are pleased that Pope Benedict XVI is continuing the tradition Pope John Paul II started, by inviting the Choir perform” Bailey explains. Harlem Gospel Choir performed twice for Pope John Paul II, including once in Sala Nerve at the Vatican Christmas concert in 2003.

Harlem Gospel Choir performed with Lisa Marie Presley on The Oprah Winfrey Show at the Womad Theatre, Madison Square Garden.
Lisa Marie and 40 members of Harlem Gospel Choir sang “In The Ghetto” in honor of the 30th Anniversary of Elvis Presley’s death.
At the same time a video screen showed footage of Elvis also singing the song in concert. It was a special moment marking a new season of the Oprah Winfrey Show.