Crabb, Grant Clean Up at Dove Awards

Named Male and Female Vocalist the Year, respectively; Jamie-Grace Best New Artist

Jason Crabb was named Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year at Thursday night’s 43rd Annual Gospel Music Association Dove Awards, held at Atlanta’s historic Fox Theater. And Natalie Grant won her fifth Female Vocalist of the Year award, while hometown girl Jamie-Grace was named New Artist of the Year.

NEEDTOBREATHE won the Group of the Year award, and Laura Story’s “Blessings” was named Song of the Year. Story also won Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year, which Switchfoot won Rock Album of the Year for Vice Verses. For a complete list of winners, click here.

The Dove Awards will air Tuesday, April 24, on GMC-TV.

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