The Kingdom World Tour’s organizer, Culture Management Group Gospel’s Eddie Ampaw, has emphasized the power of gospel music and how its messages of love and hope can truly heal people.
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It was his hope that people would be revitalized by music and feel a fresh sense of hope that inspired him to plan an event with a gospel music lineup.
Ampaw stated at a press conference held in Accra on August 14, 2024, “It is more than just a global gospel concert series. In an effort to use the healing power of music, we have brought the gospel world tour to Accra.”
He went on, “We think gospel music has a special power to heal, unite people, and spread messages of love and hope.”
The ICGC Christ Temple East in Accra is the venue for the event, which is set for Sunday, August 18, 2024.
The main acts will be Dr. Tim Godfrey, a Nigerian gospel singer, producer, music director, and songwriter known for his dynamic performances; Kirk Franklin, an American gospel musician, choir director, and songwriter known for revolutionizing gospel music by fusing modern sounds with traditional gospel themes; and Maverick City, a contemporary gospel music collective based in the U.S.
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Additional performers include Ruth Appiagyei, Kofi Owusu Peprah, Joe Mettle, Team Eternity Ghana, Nayaw, and Luigi Maclean, who has expressed gratitude for the chance to perform with well-known gospel artists and stressed the event’s importance in promoting harmony and spiritual development.
