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Chevelle Franklyn to perform at largest gospel concert in the world
Chevelle Franklin.
Entertainment
December 4, 2024

Chevelle Franklyn to perform at largest gospel concert in the world

The highly anticipated 19th edition of The Experience, Africa’s largest free all-night gospel concert, is set to shine with a spotlight on Jamaican gospel singer Chevelle Franklyn.

The award-winning artiste will be one of the headline acts at the event, attracting approximately 800,000 patrons annually.

The event will be held on Friday, December 6, 2024, at the iconic Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos, Nigeria.

Chevelle Franklyn is one of the most dynamic and respected voices in the global gospel music scene. Known for her powerful vocal range, soul-stirring performances, and her deep passion for worship, Chevelle has earned a reputation as one of the foremost gospel artistes of her generation. Her inclusion in this year’s line-up is a testament to her immense contribution to the gospel music world and her ability to move audiences with her spirit-filled performances.

“I am beyond excited to be one of the persons headlining The Experience this year,” said Chevelle Franklyn. “This is such an honour for me, and I can’t wait to share in this powerful moment of worship and praise with so many believers from around the world. It’s going to be an unforgettable night as we lift up the name of Jesus together.”

According to Chevelle’s team, her performance at The Experience 2024 will feature her dynamic worship style and promise to inspire both reverence and celebration.

Chevelle is aiming to provide an unforgettable and transformative experience for everyone in attendance.

“I am grateful to Pastor Paul Adefarasin and the entire House On The Rock team for inviting me to be part of this incredible event. I know it’s going to be a night of divine encounters.”

This performance comes on the heels of the release of Chevelle’s groundbreaking praise and worship album South Wind Vol 1, which was recorded in South Africa and has captured the hearts of gospel music lovers globally. The album, released in August 2024, features a blend of vibrant melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and anointed worship, including standout tracks like Jesus Wins, We Will Sing, and Highest Are You. The music from this album resonates deeply with audiences worldwide, bringing together diverse sounds from across the globe, including collaborations with international artistes such as Phil Thompson, Dr Tumi, Ntokozo Mbambo, and Nathaniel Bassey.

 

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