‘We Are Messengers’ coming to SA in November

Award-winning US Christian group “We Are Messengers” are visiting South Africa in November as part of their worldwide “Where The Joy Is” tour.

Known for their rock ‘n roll anthems and earthy psalms, WAM were again nominated as best group at the recent K-Love Awards.

Watch WAM SA Tour promo video below

Darren Mulligan, the group’s Irish lead singer and songwriter says they are extremely excited about spreading their wings to Africa for the first time. Audiences in Cape Town will get to join them in evenings of worship and praise at Missio Dei, Belville on November 14 and 15 and at Lewende Woord, Main Campus in Pretoria on November 16 and 18. Tickets can be booked now at iTickets.

The group has had 11 consecutive top-10 radio singles including the multi chart #1 hit song Come What May and the Gold-certified Maybe Its OK.

The “Where The Joy Is” tour is named after their album released this year, featuring 10 arena-ready pop selections, all co-written by Darren Mulligan alongside an array of the industry’s most respected songwriters. Collaboration has been a cornerstone of WAM’s distinctive sound. In 2020 country legend Vince Gill joined the band on a one-take stripped-back version of Image of God captured live and acoustic at Vince’s place. Features by Cory Asbury, Josh Baldwin, Naomi Raine of Maverick City and Christian Hip Hop legend KB have followed.

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