Three years following her chart-topping debut album, Sneziey Msomi, the acclaimed South African Music Award-nominated gospel artist, makes a triumphant return with her latest EP, "Sibonga Umusa." Released on November 24th, 2023, through Gallo Music, the renowned record label she has been associated with since her debut single, "Black Sheep," the EP marks a heartfelt expression of gratitude to God for his abundant mercy and grace in her life.

The nine-track EP features a compelling live rendition of Sneziey's 2020 breakthrough title track, "Izulu," which earned her a nomination at the South African Music Awards.

Buoyed by the EP's success, including its prominent placement on major local and international radio charts and playlists, Sneziey is thrilled to announce her eagerly anticipated inaugural live performance. Set to take place on April 26th, 2024, in her hometown of Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, the concert promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans and fellow musicians alike.

Supported by exclusive partners Vuma FM, bespoke mixers Fitches & Leedes, and international broadcaster Trace Gospel, the concert will be held at the esteemed venue, The Station Urban Event Space. Renowned for its spacious, secure environment, ample parking, and amenities such as a bar and canteen, it offers the perfect setting for Sneziey's soul-stirring performance.

Anticipated to captivate the audience with her enchanting voice and an electrifying live band, Sneziey will also be joined on stage by a surprise guest, whose identity will be revealed closer to the event.

This concert marks the inaugural stop of the Sibonga Umusa Tour, with additional dates to be announced in the near future.

In anticipation of the concert, Sneziey plans to embark on a church tour across Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, where she will attend services and deliver uplifting performances to bring solace, hope, healing, and restoration to the community.

Reflecting on her inspiration for the EP, Sneziey shares, "This is me exalting God and the grace he showed in my life. When I write music, it comes as a conversation with God. The melody goes with the words that I say to God."