Sabastian said he was touched by the crowds that turned up for his shows.
“Quite honestly, it has been an amazing experience. I have never been here and I was surprised to see so many people coming to the show especially the one we had in Leicester, it was massive and people were blessed.
“Some fans even came from as far as London after an impressive gig there,” he said.
He, however, said since this was his first tour which he valued so much and had learnt a lot from it.
“Obviously as an artiste I got to see things differently, and I have learnt one or two things from the tour, which will definitely help to improve on what I already knew about my music,” he said.
While in Leicester, Sabastian teamed up with a Nigerian gospel artiste Muyiwa and they are already in studio recording a song together. It was not clear when the song will be released but it was highly likely to be featured on Sabastian’s upcoming album.
Sabastian was accompanied to the UK by his manager and producer Joseph Madziyire.
The talented singer’s last five-track album “Mapostori” has been doing the rounds on the local charts. The album has a number of well thought out songs that revere the Lod and call for Christians to strengthen their faith in face of the calamities and challenges.
Some of the songs include “NdiJesu”, “Satani Imbavha”, “Tinopa Mbiri” and “Pemberai”.
Also featured on the album are voices of Sharon Manyonganise, Mudiwa Mutandwa and the ZimPraise Choir.
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