Junior Tucker to launch new album
Junior Tucker
Entertainment, Music
September 19, 2024

Junior Tucker to launch new album

...celebrates 25+ years in gospel ministry

Over the years Junior Tucker has produced quite a catalogue of popular gospel songs and continues to win souls for Christ through his music and ministry.

Pastor Junior is now preparing to launch his latest musical project Journey…The Best of Junior Tucker.

The album launch, celebrating 25 plus years of ministry, is also being coupled with his birthday celebration.

This event, scheduled for Saturday, September 28, 2024, promises to be a musical extravaganza with other gospel artistes and ministers with whom he has shared a similar path performing as part of the celebration.

The album consists of songs that reflect Junior Tucker’s career in gospel along with two new releases Song of Obedience featuring Alicia Taylor and Yuh Nuh Easy.

Song of Obedience is written, arranged and produced by Leslie Junior Tucker ,Word, and Worship Music.

The venue for the launch is Swallowfield Chapel beginning at 6:00.

 

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