Langalakhe Mabena, [email protected]
AWARD-WINNING Gospel musician Everton Mlalazi’s Great God Tour will continue into 2027, with the singer announcing a Harare concert scheduled for January 30 as part of the ongoing tour.
The announcement comes as Mlalazi maintains a busy performance schedule, balancing engagements under the Great God Tour and the Celestial Chorus Tour, alongside other local and international Gospel bookings.
The Great God Tour is centred on his 2026 14-track album, “In The Presence 3: Great God,” which explores themes of faith, worship, gratitude, God’s love and the believer’s relationship with the divine.
Announcing the Harare concert on Facebook, Mlalazi invited fans to suggest artistes they would like to see on the line-up.
“Harare, it’s your turn. On 30 January 2027, we will host a concert as part of The Great God Tour. Who do you want to see on the line-up?” he asked.
Since the tour began in early 2026, Mlalazi has taken the album’s music to audiences in several cities across the continent.
In February, he performed in Lusaka, Zambia, at Blessing Centre in Emmasdale, before taking the tour to other engagements in South Africa.
In Zimbabwe, Masvingo hosted the tour in April, while Bulawayo experienced the album’s music through the Ekhaya Worship Festival held on May 25.
Mlalazi also performed in Chinhoyi on September 12 at the Chinhoyi University of Technology Great Hall.
Beyond Africa, the singer took the album’s music to the United Kingdom, performing at the AfriPraise concert in Birmingham on August 8.
He also featured at the Grateful Concert in September, an event curated by UK-based gospel musician Eleana Makombe.
The continuation of the tour into 2027 extends the reach of In The Presence 3: Great God, as Mlalazi continues to engage audiences through live Gospel performances.
