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Gospel musician Joe Mettle delivered a spirit-filled performance in Takoradi as he commenced his regional tour ahead of this year's edition of the 'Praise Reloaded' concert theme, The Kadosh.
On Sunday, the 2017 VGMAs 'Artiste of the Year' delivered a live concert performance to natives of the Western Region and travelling fans portraying a statement of holiness, love, hope, and joy.
He performed a specially curated playlist of his hit songs, which included songs from all of his albums and saints' favourites.

Held at Breakthrough Family Ministries International, the event featured guest performances from other notable gospel musicians, including KODA, SK Frimpong, Luigi Maclean, Soul Winners, Love Gift Band, and more, whose performances resounded and created an atmosphere of worship to the King of Glory.


'Praise reloaded', the 'Kadosh tour' edition, will stop in Koforidua on May 29 at ICGC Jesus Temple.


Award-winning contemporary gospel group Bethel Revival Choir; gospel reggae artist Akesse Brempong; celebrated gospel artist Ceccy Twum and Love Gift Band have been confirmed as guest artists to perform on the night.

Joe Mettle will celebrate the 10th-anniversary edition of his self-anchored Praise Reloaded concert this year on June 26th.
The concert has grown over the years to become one of Ghana’s biggest and most looked-forward-to gospel events, which brings together many people from across the world for a worship experience.
Praise reloaded is also positioned as a Centre of Excellence in gospel music in Ghana and Africa.



Other activities to celebrate the 10th anniversary include an album release The Kadosh, a worship and music seminar, school and community outreaches, a walk with Joe Mettle and Friends, and a dinner night with patrons and partners of Joe Mettle Ministries.

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