Everton Mlalazi Extends Great God Tour Into 2027 With Harare Concert

Award-winning Zimbabwean gospel musician Everton Mlalazi is extending his Great God Tour into 2027, with a Harare concert scheduled for January 30 as part of his ongoing musical journey. The announcement signals the continuation of a tour that has taken the singer’s latest gospel music to audiences in Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa and the United Kingdom. Mlalazi continues to balance performances under the Great God Tour and the Celestial Chorus Tour, alongside other local and international gospel engagements. The upcoming Harare concert will give local fans another opportunity to experience the music from his 2026 album, In The Presence 3: Great God, in a live worship setting. As preparations for the event begin, the singer has invited fans to suggest artists they would like to see included in the concert line-up.

Mlalazi announced the Harare show through his Facebook page, asking supporters to share their preferred performers for the event. “Harare, it’s your turn. On 30 January 2027, we will host a concert as part of The Great God Tour. Who do you want to see on the line-up?” he asked. The invitation gives fans an opportunity to contribute ideas as anticipation builds around the upcoming concert. Although the final list of performers has not been announced, the public call for suggestions has opened the conversation about which artists could join Mlalazi on stage. The event is expected to attract gospel music followers who have followed the tour and those looking forward to hearing the album performed live.

The Great God Tour is centred on Mlalazi’s 14-track album, In The Presence 3: Great God, released in 2026. The project explores themes of faith, worship, gratitude, God’s love and the relationship between believers and the divine. These themes are central to gospel music, which often combines musical expression with messages of encouragement, devotion and spiritual reflection. Through live performances, Mlalazi has the opportunity to present the album beyond recorded music and create an environment where audiences can participate in worship. The continuation of the tour into 2027 will allow more listeners to engage with the songs and the spiritual ideas that shape the project.

Since the tour began in early 2026, Mlalazi has performed in several locations, expanding the reach of his latest album across different audiences. In February, he took the Great God Tour to Lusaka, Zambia, where he performed at Blessing Centre in Emmasdale. The tour also included engagements in South Africa, giving the singer opportunities to connect with gospel music followers beyond Zimbabwe. These performances form part of his wider effort to maintain an active presence across the regional gospel music scene. The international reach of the tour also reflects the ability of gospel music to connect audiences through shared expressions of faith and worship.

Zimbabwe has remained an important part of the Great God Tour, with performances taking place in several cities during 2026. Masvingo hosted the tour in April, bringing Mlalazi’s latest music to audiences in the country’s south-eastern region. Bulawayo also experienced the album through the Ekhaya Worship Festival held on May 25. On September 12, the singer performed at the Chinhoyi University of Technology Great Hall in Chinhoyi, extending the tour to another audience within Zimbabwe. These events have helped maintain momentum around In The Presence 3: Great God while giving fans in different locations opportunities to experience the music outside their homes and personal listening spaces.

Mlalazi’s international engagements have also taken the album beyond Africa, including a performance in the United Kingdom at the AfriPraise concert in Birmingham on August 8. The event provided another platform for the singer to share his gospel music with audiences abroad. In September, he also featured at the Grateful Concert, an event curated by UK-based gospel musician Eleana Makombe. Such engagements contribute to the visibility of Zimbabwean gospel music within international communities and create opportunities for artists to connect with listeners living outside their home countries. They also show how touring can help musicians maintain relationships with audiences across geographical boundaries while introducing their work to new listeners.

The continuation of the Great God Tour comes as Mlalazi manages a demanding schedule that includes performances under the Celestial Chorus Tour and other gospel bookings. Balancing multiple tours and engagements requires careful planning, particularly when performances take place in different cities and countries. Each event also presents an opportunity to reach a different audience, whether through a dedicated album tour, a worship festival or a collaborative gospel concert. For Mlalazi, the continued activity creates more opportunities to share his music while sustaining his connection with supporters. The January 2027 Harare concert adds another date to this ongoing programme and places the capital among the locations hosting the Great God Tour.

Live gospel concerts offer a different experience from listening to an album at home because audiences can participate directly through singing, prayer and collective worship. For artists such as Mlalazi, these performances provide an opportunity to communicate the meaning behind their songs while building stronger connections with listeners. The Great God Tour gives audiences a chance to experience the music from In The Presence 3: Great God in a shared setting. The involvement of additional performers could also bring different musical styles and interpretations to the Harare event, depending on the final line-up. With Mlalazi asking fans to suggest artists, the discussion surrounding the concert has become part of the build-up to the event.

The January 30, 2027 Harare concert represents the next stage in Everton Mlalazi’s efforts to extend the reach of In The Presence 3: Great God. After performances in Zimbabwe, Zambia, South Africa and the United Kingdom, the tour is set to continue into the new year with another opportunity for local audiences to experience his music. The singer’s invitation for fans to recommend performers adds an interactive element to the announcement, although the final line-up remains to be confirmed. His continued schedule under the Great God Tour and Celestial Chorus Tour reflects an active period in his gospel music career. As the Harare event approaches, supporters can look forward to another gathering centred on worship, gratitude and the messages of faith that define Mlalazi’s latest album.