Gabriel Peter has shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Christian music, opening in concert for Michael W. Smith, Mercy Me, Steven Curtis Chapman, Point of Grace, Mark Schultz, Audio Adrenaline, and many others, including speakers and authors Josh McDowell, Ken Davis, Ryan Dobson, and Joe White. Having hosted his own radio show since he was 7 years old, Gabriel has twice won Radio Personality of the Year (in 2005 and 2007) and can fill the pulpit at church on Sunday morning as skillfully as he can present an entertaining and inspirational concert. In fact, his song A Love Song About A Bus Driver & A Janitor Lady was nominated by the Gospel Music Assocation for independent Song of the Year. As a writer, Gabriel hasn't just been recognized for his songs, but has also published his first novel East From West with other books in the works.

Industry professionals such as Rush Concert Promoter Cliff Reiser, Embassy Music President Darwin Moody, Rebecca St. James manager David Smallbone, and even Audio Adrenaline lead singer Mark Stewart have all commended Gabriel for his stage presence and his ability to relate to an audience of any age. Whether it's opening for Mercy Me or Michael W. Smith in front of crowds 3,000 people strong, or just taking his music into a small-town church, Gabriel approaches every opportunity with the same intensity and passion -- sharing the hope and love that is found in the truth of Jesus Christ.