From Millersville’s Tell School of Music to the National Stage: GoGo Morrow’s Journey

GoGo Morrow, a Millersville University graduate, is making her mark as an R&B artist, performer, and songwriter. She reaches fans nationwide through streaming, radio, TV, and live performances.
Morrow grew up in Philadelphia, where she honed her talent through church music, theater, dance, and music lessons. Before attending Millersville, she spent years training and performing in the city, including at the Prince Music Theater and the Creative and Performing Arts High School.
At Millersville, Morrow earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music Business and Performance. Her coursework helped her grow as an artist and understand the business side of music. She also interned at Def Jam and Philadelphia International Records, gaining valuable experience for her future career.
After graduating, Morrow built an impressive career. She has performed with major artists such as Lady Gaga’s Haus of Gaga, Kanye West’s Sunday Service Choir, Wiz Khalifa, Eric Bellinger, and Marsha Ambrosius. These opportunities helped her grow as an artist and brought her to major stages nationwide.
As a solo artist, Morrow has released projects such as Ready and SET. Her songs have garnered millions of streams, been featured in national media, and helped her build a growing online audience. Tracks like “Don’t Stop,” “Touch Me,” and “Hard To Love” have shaped her style in today’s R&B scene.
Morrow’s achievements demonstrate that talent, hard work, and preparation can lead to success—a path many Millersville music graduates pursue. Her story shows that students can combine performance, creativity, business skills, and industry know-how to build rewarding music careers.
Today, GoGo Morrow continues to grow as a recording artist, performer, and creative entrepreneur, drawing on the skills and experiences she gained at Millersville University.

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