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A respected cream of gospel musicians are teaming up to support a colleague artiste Stephen Kyei Antwi as he celebrates 5 years in the music industry.
Michael Oware Sakyi popularly known in showbiz as OJ will be the most noticeable artiste after he bagged the 2014 Gospel Song of the Year award.
SP Kofi Sarpong, Grace Ashy and Nana Tuffuor will all join Minister Stephen Kyei Antwi as he hosts a worship concert dubbed 'My Worship Experience 2014'.
The worship concert will also see him launch his latest single 'Jesus is Alive'.
This 11th May 2014, gospel music lovers are invited to troop to the impressive auditorium of The Maker's House Chapel International, Kwabenya Point 1 in Accra.The worship event starts at 4:30pm.
Minister Stephen has two albums, -his debut ablum, 'Nyame Ye' and 'Di ahurusi'.
Gospel muscians will be feeling a growing trend to do live concerts and record singles as creativity and competition is beginning to push the best out of the industry.
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