Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and rapper Limoblaze is bringing his ‘Young and Chosen’ show to the O2 Forum (9-17 Highgate Road) in Kentish Town, London, UK, on Saturday, September 14, 2024, starting at 6.00 p.m.
Limoblaze, whose unique fusion of hip-hop and afrobeats landed him the 2024 MOBO Award for Best Gospel Act, will be joined by Prinx Emmanuel, Wande, Caleb Gordon, Laura Ehio, Sam Rivera, Naffymar, and 678Nath. Click here to buy tickets.
On Saturday, September 21, Eli Production and Balm2 Productions Inc. will present New York’s first annual Brothers Standing on Business Gospel Concert. It will be staged at Cornerstone Baptist Church (574 Madison Street) in Brooklyn, New York from 3:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. EDT.
They are promising potential patrons an evening of good music and high praise. There will be a special appearance by The Voice pastor Kim Burrell, and performances by Tim Rogers & The Fellas, Bishop Darrell McFadden & DMD, The McDuffies, Pastor Tre, June & The Sionettes, Bre Holly & Faithful, and The Glory Boys. Tim White will host. Click here for tickets.
Bro Gary will present his Gospel Birthday Celebration on Sunday, August 25th, at New Hope Family Worship Center (817 Livonia Avenue) in Brooklyn, New York. This is a four-hour event that will run from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. EDT.
As a popular radio personality and public figure, Brother Gary will bring together a diverse group of performers. Confirmed are inspirational reggae artist Gramps Morgan, gospel acts Jonathan Nelson, Kevin Downswell, and Prodigal Son, comedians Pretty Boy Floyd and Fancy Cat, and selectors Billy Slaughter and Glamour Wayne. Click here for tickets.
Mississippi’s Hallelujah FM radio is celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, and they are marking the occasion with a major concert on Saturday, August 17th.
That said, they have invited John P. Kee, Dorinda Clark Cole, Melvin Williams, Benjamin Cone III, Worship, and Darrel Petties & Take 2 to join them at the New Horizon Church (1750 Ellis Avenue) in Jackson. Click here for tickets.
Kevin Downswell, the man with many titles, with the most recognized being that of Believer, has just released the official video for his single My Year. The inspirational reggae song was first shared in April 2024 under his own Downswell Records.
If you have not yet seen the visuals, which were uploaded to his YouTube channel a few days ago (on July 24th), click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment, and share.
Nigerian gospel star Peterson Okopi will be in Ontario, Canada, for the forthcoming A Call to Worship Revival. It is to take place on Saturday, August 17th, at 105-107 Kenhar Drive in Toronto. The running time is 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
In addition to Peterson Okopi, Chigozie Wisdom, Martin Okolo, and Princess Fornah will also be ministering. And although registration is free, it is imperative for anyone wanting to reserve a seat. Register here: kabodmusicfestival.com.
Prepare to be captivated by the remarkable journey of Kimiela “Candy” Isaacs, a visionary force who shatters stereotypes and proves that disability is never a hindrance to greatness. Demonstrating exceptional abilities from a tender age, Candy began singing and articulating with remarkable clarity at just 10 months old. Her journey culminated in the attainment of a degree in Jazz and Popular Music Studies from the esteemed Edna Manley College.
Candy‘s accolades speak volumes about her unparalleled musical prowess and perseverance. With an impressive collection of 65 medals, including an astounding 30 gold, 5 silver, and 30 trophies, garnered from her stunning performances as both a JCDC Festival Competition performer and composer, Candy has consistently defied expectations. Notably, she clinched Second Place in the JCDC’s Gospel Song competition in 2009, and in 2021, she emerged as a finalist in the prestigious Festival Song competition.
Beyond her remarkable achievements in music, Candy is a beacon of inspiration as an educator. Sharing her expertise as a teacher at Wolmer’s Girls and various primary schools, she imparts not only musical knowledge but also invaluable life lessons to her students.
In recognition of her profound impact on the world of music and education, on April 27, 2024, Kimiela was bestowed with an honorary doctoral degree in sacred music from the renowned One We International Theological Seminary (OWITS). Her life’s mantra, “It’s not the Candy thatlives, but the Christ that lives in Candy,” encapsulates her strong faith and resilience, serving as a guiding light for all who aspire to overcome obstacles and realize their dreams.
With Kimiela “Candy” Isaacs as an exemplar, we are reminded that with passion, perseverance, and unwavering faith, anything is possible.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 