Two of contemporary gospel music’s most influential voices, Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth, are set to return to Zimbabwe next year for a major worship concert in Harare, organisers have confirmed.
The pair will headline the Everywhere Tour at the Harare International Convention Centre (HICC) on Friday, March 13, 2026, in a show expected to draw worshippers from across the country and the region.
The concert is being hosted by Events by GEC.
Raine and Galberth last performed in Zimbabwe in 2024 as part of the Maverick City tour, a visit that left a lasting impression on local audiences and helped cement Zimbabwe’s growing place on the global gospel music circuit.
Their return, organisers say, signals both demand and momentum.
“This is not an ordinary concert,” said Lyncolin Kapswara, event director at Events by GEC.
“Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth are voices that have shaped modern worship worldwide, and having them minister together in Harare again is a significant moment for the faith community.”
Kapswara said preparations were already underway to deliver a large-scale worship experience at the HICC, one of the country’s premier venues.
He described the event as an opportunity for believers to gather, reconnect and worship collectively.
“These concerts go beyond music,” he said. “They create space for believers to meet, to experience God together, and to be reminded that worship is something we do as a community. That’s the heart of this event.”
Early bird tickets have already been released, with organisers urging fans to secure their places early.
General admission early bird tickets are priced at US$20, VIP seating at US$50, while the Golden Circle package, which includes a meet-and-greet opportunity with the artists, is available for US$100.
“We encourage people to take advantage of the early bird tickets while they last,” Kapswara said. “Interest is already strong, and we want as many people as possible to be part of what promises to be a powerful night of worship.”
Events by GEC has built a reputation for bringing international gospel acts to Zimbabwe, positioning Harare as a regular stop for major worship tours.
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