Mark Bishop

You Better Go Read It

Ashburn

Mark Bishop is a Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning Christian music artist. In 2024, Mark celebrates a forty-year career in Gospel Music.

A music reviewer once said, “Mark Bishop’s music gives us the glasses to see the bigness of God in everyday happenstance.” Linda, an Amazon reviewer said simply, “You just need Mark Bishop’s music in your life.”

In 1984, along with his father and brother, The Bishops began a recording and touring career that would span seventeen years, reaching millions for Christ. The family enjoyed appearances on popular TV programs such as TNN’s Nashville Now, Crooke and Chase, The Grand Ole Opry, The World Today with John Hagee, The Bill Gaither Homecoming video series and many more. They were blessed with twenty-seven Top 40 songs, numerous #1 songs, along with countless awards and industry recognitions.

Many of the group’s most popular songs were penned by Mark. He continues to be a prolific songwriter today, writing music for his own recordings, and other artists.

Mark’s solo career began after the family group retired in 2001, with that yielding more chart-topping and #1 songs. Mark was voted “Soloist of the Year” in 2005 at the Singing News Fan Awards. In 2020, Mark’s “Beautiful Day” album was a Top-5 Grammy nominee for “Best Roots Gospel Album”. In 2022 he was the recipient of the “J.D. Sumner Living Legend Award” from the readers of SGN Scoops Magazine.

Mark can be scheduled for your event by contacting The Harper Agency at 615-851-4500.

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The folks who sing and play it, wrote it. No filters... straight from the heart expressions about life, love and faith.

Mark Bishop

Home

Some Distant Mountain

Beautiful Day

A Different Light

Seasons

Mark Bishop and Forget the Sea

This is What It's All About

I Can Rejoice

I Still Need Him

Just Pay Attention

You Better Go Read It

The Fishing Pole

Time To Let Go And Let God

I'm Gonna Do What I Said I'd Do

There's a Medicine for That

Now Lazarus Can Sing

Grandkids

I Met Somebody on the Way to the Cemetery

I Saw Three Ships

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