Following the success of their recent joint appearances late last year, Christian vocalists Anthony Evans and Chandler Moore have announced three more events that will see both men sharing the same stage.
On February 19th, 20th, and 21st, Moore and Evans will headline back-to-back shows in Raleigh, Houston, and Austin, respectively. For additional information about this mini stint, visit worshiptheevent.com.
Juliet Holness, Jamaica’s Member of Parliament for East Rural St. Andrew, in collaboration with CHASE (Culture, Health, Sports, Education Fund), presents ERSA Sing-Spiration, an evening of soul-stirring music and praise on Sunday, February 16.
It will be staged at Gordon Town Square and will feature performances by Levy’s Heritage, Humble, Miguel, Roy Rayon, and the ERSA Choir. The Sing-Spiration will start at 5pm local time.
Prophet Clarence Miller, in association with Covenant Keepers Ministries, presents Praise Fest 2025 (The Anointing). This is an annual gathering of Levites, worship leaders, and believers in the region. The objective is to heal, restore, rejuvenate, and encourage all attendees.
This year’s Praise Fest will be staged at Bethesda Healing Center (167 East 98th Street) in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, February 8th. Gospel artist Kelontae Gavin will perform live. Click here for tickets.
On Friday, February 28, Sherwin Gardner will have the official album launch for his new EP, “Find Me Here,” which was published on streaming platforms approximately one week ago (January 17, 2025). The launch will be held at Bahamas Harvest Church on John F. Kennedy Drive in Nassau, Bahamas.
Sherwin Gardner will be supported by Kateri B, Kelontae Gavin, and Positive. Additional information and links to tickets are available on Gardner‘s official website: sherwingardner.com.
The live taping for the 26th annual Super Bowl Soulful Celebration will take place on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans, Louisiana, starting at 7:30 pm.
Bill Bellamy and Rocsi Diaz will host, with performances by Yolanda Adams, Lucky Daye, the Isley Brothers, Tori Kelly, Muni Long, Jonathan McReynolds, Big Freedia, Master P, Trombone Shorty, and the NFL Players Choir.
Additionally, Michael Strahan will be honored with the Lifetime of Inspiration Award, Cameron Jordan with the Community Award, and Jared Verse with the Rising Star Award. Click here for tickets.
Fast-rising American multi-denominational worship collective The King Will Come continues to captivate us with their imaginative music style. Their latest is a refreshing, inspirational rap track called “Welcome,” released on January 12, 2025, with bars by Tamy Stevens and Oswin Benjamin.
They followed up a few days later, on the 17th, with the official video. If you have not yet seen it, click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.
At the end of November 2024, award-winning singer-songwriter PJ Morton released his memoir, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning. The book is about the pressure he felt to create his own sound while growing up in his father’s church performing gospel music.
Next month, on February 17th, Morton will be at the Fisher Center (Belmont University) in Nashville, Tennessee, where he will share some insights on the book and possibly perform. Click here for tickets.
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