Gugu Sibiya
Gugu Sibiya
Once again, the spiritually healing sounds of gospel will permeate Free State when the Cell C and Lesedi FM Gospel Festival hits the province.
On Saturday , music lovers will dance and sing along to the spiritually renewing praise and worship music that will be ably delivered by renowned gospel artists at the Botshabelo Stadium.
Set to mesmerise gospel lovers in and around Bloemfontein are Rebecca Malope, Sechaba, Paul Lechalaba, Keke and Teboho.
These seasoned and award-winning artists are not only guaranteed to create a vibrant and festive mood, but the festival will showcase local budding stars too.
Developing bands such as Annie, Batshidisi le Batshehetsi ba Lentswe, Botshabelo Sunrise and Matshidiso Gospel Choir will also get their chance in the spotlight.
Adding to the excitement, are Twasa, the Jam Alley and Lesedi FM presenter, who will be compere at the festival.
Tickets, available from the Money Market counter at Shoprite Checkers stores and at Computicket, cost you. You will pay R45 if you pay at the gate. Children under 12 go in for free. Gates open at 11am and the event finishes at 6pm.
Heal spiritually in Botshabelo
Gugu Sibiya
Gugu Sibiya
Once again, the spiritually healing sounds of gospel will permeate Free State when the Cell C and Lesedi FM Gospel Festival hits the province.
On Saturday , music lovers will dance and sing along to the spiritually renewing praise and worship music that will be ably delivered by renowned gospel artists at the Botshabelo Stadium.
Set to mesmerise gospel lovers in and around Bloemfontein are Rebecca Malope, Sechaba, Paul Lechalaba, Keke and Teboho.
These seasoned and award-winning artists are not only guaranteed to create a vibrant and festive mood, but the festival will showcase local budding stars too.
Developing bands such as Annie, Batshidisi le Batshehetsi ba Lentswe, Botshabelo Sunrise and Matshidiso Gospel Choir will also get their chance in the spotlight.
Adding to the excitement, are Twasa, the Jam Alley and Lesedi FM presenter, who will be compere at the festival.
Tickets, available from the Money Market counter at Shoprite Checkers stores and at Computicket, cost you. You will pay R45 if you pay at the gate. Children under 12 go in for free. Gates open at 11am and the event finishes at 6pm.