Gaither Gospel Hour Presents “The Malpass Brothers: Satisfied—Country Gospel Classics LIVE”

Friday, 6/26 at 6 PM ET | 5 PM CT |4 PM MT | 3 PM PT

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Gaither Gospel Hour presents “The Malpass Brothers: Satisfied—Country Gospel Classics LIVE”

Gaither Gospel Hour

This Friday only on RFD-TV, Gaither Gospel Hour presents a special performance featuring The Malpass Brothers in “Satisfied: Country Gospel Classics LIVE,” a powerful celebration of faith, tradition, and timeless country gospel music.

Known for their classic country harmonies, western style, and engaging stage presence, brothers Chris and Taylor Malpass bring their signature sound to the Gaither Gospel Hour stage. Natives of North Carolina, the duo has built a devoted following with their rich vocal blend and heartfelt tribute to the roots of American country and gospel music.

In this special live performance, The Malpass Brothers share their faith through song while honoring the legendary artists who shaped their musical journey. The program highlights songs and influences from iconic acts such as The Louvin Brothers and country legend Merle Haggard, with whom they toured for years.

“The Malpass Brothers: Satisfied—Country Gospel Classics LIVE” will be a moving showcase of music, memory, and message—delivered with the unmistakable authenticity that has made The Malpass Brothers a standout in traditional country music.

Don’t miss Gaither Gospel Hour presents “The Malpass Brothers: Satisfied—Country Gospel Classics LIVE,” when it premieres Friday, June 26, at 6 p.m. ET, only on RFD-TV. Catch an encore presentation on Saturday, June 27, at 6 p.m. ET, or stream any time with your subscription to RFDTV+

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