The gospel music scene is set for a powerful uplift in 2026 as acclaimed worship leaders Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth have officially announced their return to the country for a major live concert in Harare. The two globally celebrated artists will headline the Everywhere Tour at the Harare International Convention Centre (HICC) on Friday, March 13, 2026, in an event expected to attract thousands of worshippers from across Zimbabwe and the wider Southern African region.
The concert, hosted by Events by GEC, marks a highly anticipated reunion between the artists and Zimbabwean audiences following their impactful appearance in 2024 as part of the Maverick City Music tour. That visit was widely praised for its atmosphere of deep worship and spiritual connection, leaving a lasting impression on local believers and reinforcing Zimbabwe’s growing recognition as a destination on the international gospel music circuit.
Naomi Raine, a Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and worship leader, is widely known for her work with Maverick City Music and for penning some of the most influential worship songs of recent years. Todd Galberth, equally revered, has built a global following through his passionate ministry, soulful vocals and chart-topping gospel projects that resonate across denominations and cultures.
According to Events by GEC, the decision to bring the two artists back to Harare was driven by strong demand and the undeniable momentum created by their previous visit. Event director Lyncolin Kapswara described the upcoming concert as far more than an entertainment showcase.
“This is not an ordinary concert,” Kapswara said. “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.”
He added that preparations were already underway to deliver a large-scale, world-class worship experience at the HICC, one of Zimbabwe’s premier venues. The event, he said, is designed to provide a sacred space for believers to come together, reflect, and worship collectively.
“These concerts go beyond music,” Kapswara explained. “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 for the concert have already gone on sale, with organisers encouraging fans to secure their spots well in advance. General admission early bird tickets are priced at US$20, VIP seating is available for US$50, while the Golden Circle package, which includes a meet-and-greet opportunity with Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth, is priced at 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.”
Over the years, Events by GEC has established itself as a key player in bringing international gospel acts to Zimbabwe, steadily positioning Harare as a regular and respected stop on major global worship tours. The 2026 Everywhere Tour concert is expected to further strengthen that reputation, while offering Zimbabwean worshippers a memorable and spiritually enriching experience.
As anticipation builds, the return of Naomi Raine and Todd Galberth stands as a testament to the country’s vibrant faith community and its growing connection to the global gospel movement.
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