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Gospel powerhouse Tasha Cobbs to grace SA fans with her presence on two-city tour

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Grammy award-winning gospel icon Tasha Cobbs Leonard is to visit SA next month.
Grammy award-winning gospel icon Tasha Cobbs Leonard is to visit SA next month.
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Multi-award-winning Gospel musician and songwriter Tasha Cobbs Leonard is set to grace her South African fans with her presence. The US singer will be in Pretoria and Cape Town next month.

The praiseworthy event is set to take place on September 21 at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria, while Cape Town will worship on September 22 at GrandWest.

This will be Leonard's first visit to South Africa. 

She joins a long list of other artists, such as Canadian musicians Tamia Washington and Deborah Cox, who visited the country in July, along with Musiq Soulchild. Gabriella “H.E.R.” Wilson and Kendrick Lamar are expected to have their shows in South Africa in December at the highly anticipated Hey Neighbour Festival. US R&B and soul musician Anthony Hamilton is set to also hit SA's ground next month.

Vertex Events’ executive director Thato Segaole, who is part of the organisers, said:

“Tasha Cobbs is a powerhouse, and we are excited to bring her into the country for two, much-anticipated Magic Music Sessions events that will be safe spaces for worshippers and Gospel lovers to experience her live band at the highest level.”

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South African Gospel legend Benjamin Dube and Tumisang “Dr Tumi” Makweya, who is currently preparing for his annual The Gathering of Worshippers, will share their anointed voices as opening acts during the Pretoria leg of Leonard’s tour.

Former Joyous Celebration singer Hlengiwe “Hle” Ntombela and Sibongukwanda Nyangiwe, known as Jumbo, will grace the stage as supporting acts of the Cape Town leg. Metro FM’s The Sacred Space presenter and writer Thami Ngubeni is expected to be the host for both of Leonard's shows.

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Tickets are available on Webtickets.


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