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Tbo Touch’s Replenishment Concert to make Johannesburg debut

Radio personality Tbo Touch’s leading gospel concert, the Replenishment Concert, returns on Saturday, 31 October 2026, making its Johannesburg debut at Sandown High School in Sandton.

The event celebrates its milestone fifth edition in the richest square mile in Africa, at the corner of Rivonia and Grayson Drive.

Also see: Tbo Touch relocates to Australia to propel career

This year’s programme, starting at 10am, will feature powerhouse performances by Joyous Celebration, Xolly Mncwango, Jumbo and Keke Phoofolo, with more artists and event experiences to be announced soon.

Tbo Touch speaks on the impact

Since its launch in 2022, the Replenishment Concert has grown into one of South Africa’s most anticipated annual gospel gatherings, bringing together thousands of worshippers and gospel music lovers for a day of worship, inspiration, fellowship and world-class live entertainment.

“This year’s Replenishment Concert marks more than just another event. It’s the beginning of an exciting new era. As we celebrate our fifth edition, we’re thrilled to bring this experience to Johannesburg for the very first time,” says Replenishment Concert founder Tbo Touch.

“Replenishment has always been about restoring hearts, reviving family bonds and creating moments that bring people closer to God and to one another. We’re looking forward to welcoming both loyal supporters and first-time attendees to an unforgettable day of praise, worship and celebration.”

Also see: Zulu King Misizulu graced Tbo Touch’s Replenishment concert

What to expect at the Replenishment Concert

Guests can expect a full-day premium gospel experience featuring inspiring worship, outstanding live performances, family activity zones, food vendors, curated hospitality offerings and immersive activations designed to create meaningful moments for attendees of all ages.

As the Replenishment Concert celebrates its fifth year, it remains committed to creating a space where people can gather in worship, celebrate the Gospel and leave spiritually and emotionally replenished.

Tickets are available from Howler. Additional event information will be shared soon.

Also see: New York private school arts centre named after Tbo Touch

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