Todd Tilghman, Winner of NBC's "The Voice," Honored at the 2023 Absolutely Gospel Music Awards

Todd Tilghman, the winner of the 18th season of NBC's "The Voice," has added three more accolades to his collection at the 2023 Absolutely Gospel Music Awards, the 22nd annual ceremony. The annual ceremony, which honors the best in Christian and gospel music, took place on April 18 at the Capitol Theatre in Lebanon, Tennessee.
Tilghman won the award for Positive Country Music Video of the Year for "Home Wasn't Built In A Day," as well as Positive Country Male Artist of the Year and Breakthrough Artist of the Year.
Upon receiving his awards, Tilghman expressed his gratitude and excitement, saying, "Man, I am so blown away. Thank you to Absolutely Gospel Music and everyone out there who's part of what I'm doing. It's not easy. Not at all. But nights like tonight remind me that people are listening, and they care. God is so very good."
Tilghman continues an aggressive tour schedule filled with concerts, festival appearances and more.
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