Renowned gospel singer, Evangelist Lanre Teriba, popularly known as Atorise, has kicked off an electrifying world tour, bringing his unique blend of traditional Yoruba rhythms and contemporary gospel music to audiences across the globe.
The Tungba Gospel founder, who began his tour in the United Kingdom on March 1, will perform in major cities across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom in 2025 and beyond.
Atorise, known for redefining gospel music with his signature Afrocentric percussion and high-energy performances, promises an unforgettable live experience that transcends music and celebrates culture, faith, and joy.
“Our tour is a celebration of Nigerian heritage and the infectious spirit of Tungba Gospel,” Atorise said. “We’re ready to deliver an unforgettable live experience that will leave audiences inspired and uplifted.”
With a career spanning decades, Atorise has built a legacy of musical innovation and cultural preservation, influencing generations of musicians and captivating audiences worldwide.
The tour will make stops in several cities, including New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, London, Birmingham, and Glasgow.
Atorise’s global tour is a testament to the power of music to unite people across cultures and continents. As he shares his unique sound and message with audiences worldwide, he is sure to inspire and uplift millions.
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