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THE GOSPEL PEOPLE (USA) - Freedom Tour 2027

The Gospel People (USA)

‘Freedom Tour'

Nach der grandiosen Publikums-Resonanz zur der letztjährigen "Heal The World Tour, ist es von Ende Dezember 2026 bis Mitte Januar 2027 wieder soweit: ‘The Gospel People‘ sind mit ihrer großen
‘Freedom Tour‘ in Deutschland unterwegs. Das rund zweistündige Programm
erstreckt sich von Liedern aus dem traditionellen „Black Gospel“ aus Amerika
über den von Jazz und Soul inspirierten Gospel bis hin zum aktuellen „Contemporary
Gospel“ mit seinen Rock- Pop- und Rap-Elementen. Ein Abend mit einer packenden
Bühnen-Performance der Gänsehaut-Feeling verspricht.

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Believe Tour 2024 and 2025

“Havin' a good time” is the motto again from mid-December 2024 to mid-January 2025, when ‘The Gospel People’ will be on tour in Germany and Switzerland to take audiences on their musical journey.

The approximately two-hour program ranges from songs from the traditional “Black Gospel” from America to gospel inspired by jazz and soul to the current “Contemporarygospel” with its rock, pop and rap elements.
An evening with a thrilling stage performance that promises to give you goosebumps.

Additional information: Admission: 19:00

Notes on discounts: The reduced price applies to pupils, students, FSJ, wheelchair users/severely disabled and unemployed persons.

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