CeCe Winans (born Priscilla Marie Winans, October 8, 1964, in Detroit) is an American gospel singer widely regarded as the best-selling and most-awarded female gospel artist of all time, with 18 Grammy Awards - more than any other woman in the genre. She first came to national attention in the 1980s as half of the duo BeBe & CeCe Winans, then built a solo catalog that has sold 19 million RIAA-certified records, topped the Billboard Gospel charts repeatedly, and crossed over to mainstream audiences with hits such as the Whitney Houston duet 'Count on Me'.
CeCe Winans announced her largest-ever headlining run, the COME WORSHIP! Tour, a 16-city US arena tour running October 8-30, 2026.
At the 68th Grammy Awards (February 2026), Winans won Best Gospel Performance/Song for 'Come Jesus Come' featuring Shirley Caesar, bringing her total to 18 Grammys - tying Aretha Franklin.
Winans released the single 'Worthy of It All (Worthy)', merging two worship anthems into one new recording, via Capitol Christian Music Group.
At the 67th Grammy Awards (February 2025), Winans won Best Gospel Album for 'More Than This' and Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song for 'That's My King'.
Winans announced the 2026 More Than This Tour, a spring US run kicking off March 29 in Nashville and visiting cities including Augusta, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Memphis and Milwaukee through May 8.
