Gospel Artist

Canton Junction

Canton Junction is an American Southern Gospel vocal quartet formed in 2011. The group is based in San Antonio, Texas, and was founded at Cornerstone Churc...

Songs: 22
Albums: 2

About Canton Junction

Canton Junction is an American Southern Gospel vocal quartet formed in 2011. The group is based in San Antonio, Texas, and was founded at Cornerstone Church in that city. The name Canton Junction refers to the "crossroads of different subjects or regions into one gathering point," reflecting the group’s intention to bring together diverse musical influences.

Founding members included Matthew Hagee, Aaron Crabb, Michael Sykes, and Tim Duncan. Matthew Hagee is an executive pastor at Cornerstone Church. Over time, the quartet’s lineup has included Casey Rivers, Ryan Seaton, and Gordon Mote. The group’s musical style incorporates influences from traditional hymns and Southern Gospel to big band and bluegrass, all centered on Christian ministry.

Canton Junction has released several albums, including Show Me Your Way, Every Hallelujah, and A Canton Christmas. Their singles include "Hold On," "Sweeter as the Days Go By," and "God's Got a Better Plan." The group’s self-titled debut album won the GMA Dove Award for Southern Gospel Album of the Year, and they also received a Singing News Fan Award for Favorite Southern Gospel New Traditional Quartet.

Through lineup changes, the quartet has maintained a commitment to four-part harmony and a message rooted in their faith, serving their community from their origins at Cornerstone Church to a broader audience in Southern Gospel music.