Rejoice 2024, an evening of powerful praise and worship, will be presented at the Emmanuel Apostolic Church at 12 Slipe Road in Kingston (Jamaica) on Saturday, November 30, starting at 7:00 p.m.
It will feature performances by Johnmark Wiggan, the Emmanuel Mass Choir, Genesis Praise Squad, and more. Admission is J$3,000; however, students with identification will only pay J$1,500, and children under 12 are free.
Jonathan McReynolds‘ new six-track EP “Red & Green” will be released on November 22nd. That said, it is now available for pre-order on all major streaming platforms, such as Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, etc.
McReynolds has announced that he will be doing a six-city tour in December to support the new record. He will be going to Chicago (Dec. 1), Memphis (Dec. 8), New York (Dec. 12), New Orleans (Dec. 18), Grand Prairie (Dec. 20), and Atlanta (Dec. 21). For additional information, visit JonathanMcreynolds.com.
American gospel singer and actress Tamela Mann released her new album, “Live Breathe Fight,” via her own Tillyman Music Group on October 11, 2024. The uplifting, inspirational project has a total of eleven tracks and no notable features.
The official video for the lead single “Working For Me” was shared on Tamela‘s YouTube channel in early August. 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. The new LP is available on all streaming platforms.
Great music lives forever! “God Answers Prayers,” a gospel-reggae ska song produced by legendary guitarist, producer, and engineer Willie Lindo and written and performed by inspirational recording artist Derrick Scott, has received a special honor years after it was first shared. It has achieved chart-topping success and now has a plaque that marks its accomplishment.
Three years ago, “God Answers Prayers” climbed to the #1 spot on the South Florida Reggae Chart curated by respected broadcaster Clinton Lindsay. It remained on the chart for several weeks, touching many hearts with its positive message, before eventually retiring. In August of this year, Clinton Lindsay publicly praised Derrick Scott by giving him a long-overdue memorial tablet, formally recognizing the track’s favorable outcome. This recognition has led to a renewed interest in “God Answers Prayers,” with many believing it may soon find its way back onto charts and playlists, attracting new fans.
While Scott and his team celebrate this remarkable accomplishment, they are also concomitantly preparing for the 2024 Gospel Mission Concert, which will be held on November 16 at the Unity New Testament Church of God in Lauderdale Lakes, Florida. The Gospel Mission Concert is an annual event that was initiated by Derrick Scott in 2015. Additional information about this affair will be shared in the coming weeks.
The ‘I Got Away Too Tour,’ which stars Bri Babineaux, Anthony Brown, and Pastor Mike Jr., will begin on Monday, October 21st, in Sacramento, California.
The fifteen-city undertaking is being done in partnership with McDonald’s Inspiration Celebration Gospel Tour and Black & Positively Golden. Below are all the confirmed dates and locations, and tickets can be purchased on www.igotawaytoo.com.
October 21
Sacramento, CA
October 23
Los Angeles, CA
October 24
Phoenix, AZ
October 29
Springfield, MO
October 30
Tulsa, OK
October 31
Kansas City, MO
November 6
Cincinnati, OH
November 7
Louisville, KY
November 8
Knoxville, TN
November 12
Savannah, GA
November 13
Macon, GA
November 14
Montgomery, AL
November 19
Jackson, MS
November 20
Shreveport, LA
November 21
New Orleans, LA
The Seventh-Day Adventist Churches in St. Thomas present Edu-Praise, a gospel concert scheduled for Saturday, October 26th, 2024, at Yallahs Primary School in Yallahs Bay, Saint Thomas, Jamaica. This event will begin at 7:00 p.m. local time and will feature performances by several emerging gospel acts.
Some of the confirmed performers are Hilkiah Jones, Venecia Nicholson, Carey Sayles, Acapella Commission, Humble, and many more. General admission tickets are J$1,000, while VIP tickets are J$3,000.
The Jamaica Gospel Music Industry will be having a benefit concert for veteran dancehall lyricist turned gospel artist Lt. Stitchie. It will be on Friday, October 18 at the New Testament Church of God located at 65 Waltham Park Road in Kingston, Jamaica.
As this is a fundraising event, all attendees will be asked to contribute a minimum of J$2,000 at the gate. There will be performances by several top-tier gospel artists.
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