Gospel Artist

Adam Crabb

Adam Crabb is a Southern Gospel singer, musician, and lead vocalist best known for his work with The Crabb Family and the Gaither Vocal Band. Born in Beave...

Songs: 16
Albums: 0

About Adam Crabb

Adam Crabb is a Southern Gospel singer, musician, and lead vocalist best known for his work with The Crabb Family and the Gaither Vocal Band. Born in Beaver Dam, Kentucky, into a musical family, he is the son of songwriter Gerald Crabb. He gained prominence as a member of The Crabb Family, a Southern Gospel group that formed in 1995. Following the group’s reduction in touring, Crabb led the ensemble Crabb Revival for three years. A multi-instrumentalist, he is recognized for playing the harmonica and guitar.

In 2014, Crabb joined the Gaither Vocal Band as a lead vocalist. During his tenure with the group, he appeared on albums including How Sweet It Is and Good Things Take Time. Alongside his group work, Crabb has pursued a solo career, releasing albums such as Going Places and Clean. His solo catalog includes songs like “Where I Belong,” “Higher Than Mine,” “Devil’s Hand,” and “There Is A Healer.”

Crabb is married to his wife, Kaitlyn, and is the father of four children. His career has been marked by steady contributions to Southern Gospel music through both ensemble and solo projects.