Canadian-Based Gospel Artist Nice Ndatabaye to Hold Major Concert in U.S.The renowned Rwandan gospel singer Nice Ndatabaye, who is based in Canada, is set to hold a major concert event in the United States.Ndatabaye's concert, dubbed "Intimate Worship Session 2," will take place on June 18, 2024 in the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. The show will feature live recordings of several of her new gospel songs.

This comes eight months after Ndatabaye held his previous "Intimate Worship Session 1" concert on September 29, 2023 at the Crown Conference Hall in Kigali, Rwanda, which featured a guest performance by Tanzanian artist Dr. Ipyana. Speaking about this upcoming U.S. concert, Ndatabaye said it was God's calling forhis to minister there. "It's been a prayer, and I'm preparing for this second 'Intimate Worship' concert in Indianapolis as directed by the Holy Spirit," he stated.

The singer, who had her first major concert in Rwanda on 12/08/2019, is known for captivating his fans with spirit-filled performances. He revealed that Rwandan gospel artist Adrien Misigaro will be a guest performer at the Indianapolis event. "This will be a live recording concert. We'll be recording our second live album from this 'Intimate Worship' event, containing new songs captured live with vocals and instrumentation. It's a team effort as God's servants in preparation," Ndatabaye explained.

While dubbed his second album, it will actually be Ndatabaye's third overall album release. "For me, it's my third album, but in this concert setting, it's the second, as God has put this annual event on my heart," she clarified. The singer urged fans in the area to attend and join in worship, saying, "It's our joy, and many tell us they love our music, so this is the time to show it. Let everyone come, buy tickets, and support us in praising God."

Ndatabaye expressed his expectations for the concert: "People will worship God, be refreshed, have a good time, encounter God, receive messages through the ministers present, and there will also be a sharing of testimonies."

He revealed some attendees will receive healing, others will find peace and salvation, adding, "The expected impact is immense." Tickets are $30 general admission and $50 for VIP.

Ndatabaye is famous for hit songs like "Umbereye Maso," "Imigambi Yawe," "Ayi Mana y'Ukuri" and others. Born on 15/07/1989 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he came to Rwanda after the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. In 2009, he moved to Kenya for work reasons and pursued further studies there. Ndatabaye then obtained documents allowing him to relocate to Canada in 2014, where he has been based since and launched his solo music career. His songs began gaining international popularity in 2018.