Dr Tumi to headline Under One Roof Gospel show
Tuesday, March 11, 2025 | 50 Views |
Dr Tumi
The South African superstar will headline the event titled 'Under One Roof' alongside other artists from Nigeria such as Ebuka Songs and Agape Songs from Tanzania. Local artists in the lineup include Mogi Aaron and Vusi just to name but a few. Explaining the concept behind the show, organiser Eliphus Lesedi revealed that under One Roof is not just a name but a concept derived from the biblical principle of ONENESS. "That is to say, ONE GOD, ONE PEOPLE. This event seeks to bring Africa and the world under one sitting in worship and praise. The composition of artists of the day was done in a way that it covers different genres of the Gospel, in different languages, and from different countries," he explained.
Lesedi also added that the arrangement was deliberately done to make everyone feel part of the worship night. He also said people should expect a spirit filled night of worship. "This is not just a music concert. It is a platfom for an encounter with the Almighty God. As much as people are to expect an atmosphere of worship, they should also expect divine entertainment, delivered at the highest level of artistry and professionalism," he pointed out. Lesedi indicated that the lineup itself is made of people who have performed at the international stage. He said there is an arrangement to do Corporate Social Investment at the end. Lesedi disclosed that the organising team is still working on the modalities of choosing the most suitable beneficiary. Standard tickets are sold for P350 while golden ticket costs P550. Platinum tickets are sold at P1000.
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