Jan 14, 2005

The American Red Cross announces Sara Evans has been added to its national celebrity cabinet. Other new members include boxer George Foreman, actress Melissa Gilbert and R&B singer Patti LaBelle

Apr 18, 2006

Trace Adkins sings "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" on the USA Network's "Nashville Star." Patti LaBelle is a guest judge, joining regulars Wynonna, Cowboy Troy, Phil Vassar and Anastasia Brown. Contestant Chris Young covers "Dust On The Bottle"

Apr 21, 2007

Wynonna is joined by Patti LaBelle at the annual Divas Nashvegas fundraiser for Nashville's Oasis Center

Dec 17, 2007

Blake Shelton's 20-voice group sings "Life Is A Highway" live from New York on NBC's "Clash Of The Choirs." With Miranda Lambert in the crowd, Team Shelton battles choirs guided by Patti LaBelle, Michael Bolton, Kelly Rowland and Nick Lachey

Dec 18, 2007

A Nick Lachey-helmed group sings "Friends In Low Places" from New York during NBC's "Clash Of The Choirs." Miranda Lambert watches from the seats as boyfriend Blake Shelton competes against Lachey and Patti LaBelle

Dec 19, 2007

Blake Shelton's Oklahoma City-bred group sings the Hoyt Axton-penned "Joy To The World" from New York during the NBC-TV competition "Clash Of The Choirs." Patti LaBelle's Philadelphia group turns in "Jesus, Take The Wheel"

Dec 20, 2007

Blake Shelton's team sings "Boondocks" and "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree," finishing third in the finale of NBC's "Clash Of The Choirs" from New York. Team Shelton competes with crews led by Nick Lachey, Michael Bolton and Patti LaBelle

Oct 26, 2008

Former Country Music Association award nominee Patti LaBelle sings the national anthem at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, where the Phillies defeat the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 4 of the World Series, 10-2

Nov 27, 2008

Seven contributors to the "Rhythm Country & Blues" album make Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Singers of All-Time: Little Richard, #12; Al Green, #14; Gladys Knight, #51; Mavis Staples, #56; Sam Moore, #85; Patti LaBelle, #95; and B.B. King, #96

Jan 19, 2009

Faith Hill performs at a bipartisan dinner honoring Colin Powell at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. Performing at concurrent dinners elsewhere in the capital: Carole King and Patti LaBelle