Daughters of Glorious Jesus To Shake T’adi, Accra & Kumasi With ‘Back2Back Concert’
Daughters of Glorious Jesus are back.
The legendary music group, Daughter of Glorious Jesus, have their flagship event coming up. According to organisers, it is set to be the biggest so far.
The Daughters Back2Back Concert was launched in 2006. Furthermore, it has attracted several thousands of people from all walks of life to a yearly life-changing gathering.
Moreover, the event has seen massive improvements over the years. It promises to even go a notch higher this year to make it the best edition yet.
Furthermore, the group would be celebrating their 30 years anniversary next year. The Daughters Of Glorious Jesus will release a song. All this information was given to the media at the press launch.
According to organizing member of the event, Mr. Andy Favored, this year’s event will be the biggest not only in terms of patronage but in reach.
Details about Daughter of Glorious Jesus’ concert
“We are taking the concert to other regions to engage our beloved fans in Kumasi and Takoradi aside Accra. Also, to offer great value to sponsors.
It will be an event unlike any other, we intend to invest in excellent production and an event execution which will go a long way to promote Ghanaian gospel music and musicians to the world… to enable the outside world place great value on our local gospel music industry.”
The event is the ‘Golden Triangle Tour’.
This year’s event is slated to start in the oil city on 11th of March at the Assemblies of God Anaji – Takoradi. Furthermore, then to Accra on 15th April and then a crowning in Kumasi on 29th of April.
Also, the highlights of the event will be the remake of some of the favorite tunes from Daughters Of Glorious Jesus. Moreover, they will do it with more recent Gospel artistes. Also, the biggest names in Ghana and Nigeria gospel music will be on one stage performing songs by Daughters Of Glorious Jesus back to back.
The event is expected to host some of Ghana’s biggest gospel icons including Joe Mettle, Rev. Dr. Mary Ghansah, Ceccy Twum, Yaw Sarpong and many others.
