Audio By Carbonatix
Three-time Grammy award winner and gospel musician, Donnie McClurkin, is billed to perform at the upcoming New Wine Concert hosted by MOGMusic.
The American gospel musician will be ministering at the much-anticipated concert that comes off on March 20, 2022.
The event will occur at the Oil Dome of the Royal House Chapel in Accra.
Dubbed ‘Koinonia’, the 6th edition of MOGMusic’s ‘New Wine Concert’ promises to thrill gospel music lovers to various songs from the international gospel artist.
The concert also features seasoned gospel musicians, Daughter of Glorious Jesus, Joe Mettle, Akesse Brempong, Vicky Frimpong, and Ella Duncan Williams King.
Two emerging artistes, Japhet Adjetey and Theldilia Martekie will also perform at the concert.
The artistes would also be given a chance to record their songs mixed and mastered by MOG Music to be put on their individual distribution channels.
"I believe it is time to give up and coming talents the platform that some of us never had, and I believe this will go a long way to produce greater talents in this industry," MOG said at the launch of the concert.
MOGMusic, born Nana Yaw Boakye, said the 2022 concert has many surprises, adding that it will be different from the previous years’.
Tickets for the concert are going for GHS 30 Single, GHS 50 Regular, GHS 50 Double and GHS100 VIP.
The ticket can be acquired by dialling *389*777# or at www.tickets.newwineconcert.com.
“Don’t be left out of this experience; come, and your lives will never be the same,” he urged the public.
This event is proudly brought to you by Bel Beverages, Bel-Aqua, Etranzact, Tang Palace Hotel, Delta Airlines and DDP. The media partner is The Multimedia Group.
Latest Stories
-
Guinness Ghana DJ Awards 2026 Pub Fest set for Winneba on August 15
16 minutes -
KMA orders removal of unauthorized canopies, awnings at shop frontages in Kumasi
37 minutes -
We are chasing Ebola virus – it is ahead of us, WHO warns
41 minutes -
Tourism Minister prioritises unfinished cultural centres over promised Kumasi theatre
41 minutes -
Ghana’s forts and castles are warning us: Climate change is also a cultural crisis
58 minutes -
Centralised decentralisation: The strings we do not see, and what managing Tema has taught me about local power
58 minutes -
Non-partisan on paper: How Ghana’s MMDCE reform could still hand every district to one party
58 minutes -
GoldBod generated $10.8bn in forex from small-scale gold — Sammy Gyamfi
1 hour -
Running for an office and running the office
1 hour -
Drowning in data, dying from bad decisions -BigData Ghana CEO charges Africa to act
2 hours -
“It’s time for us to make our voices heard” – GAUA on strike over allowance disparity
2 hours -
Ghana’s graduates trapped in unemployment as the system fails to absorb them
2 hours -
SDA leads partnership with government to complete Agenda 111 projects
2 hours -
Hamamat launches competition series with GH¢10,000 grand prize
2 hours -
GAUA strike to halt salaries, admissions, promotions and procurement across universities
2 hours