Blood Done Sign My Name Tickets

Blood Done Sign My Name is the stage name of Mary D. Williams, a Raleigh-born gospel singer, historian, and educator whose work bridges performance and scholarship. Known for a powerhouse psalmist style influenced by Mahalia Jackson, Williams blends traditional spirituals with contemporary gospel storytelling. She is also a co-author of the Mahalia Jackson biography Moving On Up a Little Higher, written with Timothy Tyson, underscoring her dual role as artist and historian. This page highlights her biography, notable discography, and upcoming tour activity in North Carolina and beyond.

Williams' 2007 album Blood Done Sign My Name, released on her own label, presents 17 tracks of traditional spirituals and gospel selections, including Soon Will Be Done and Swing Down Chariot. Her ongoing involvement in gospel programming across North Carolina includes performances with ensembles like the NCA&T Fellowship Gospel Choir. To stay connected, follow her on social media and visit official sites for tour updates, events, and collaborations. Secure your seats for upcoming performances with us—you’ve got a guy who can help you get the tickets you need.