Namibian singer Ally Tobias is set to take over the National Theatre of Namibia tomorrow, bringing a stacked line-up of local talent together for the second volume of her Ehangano Concert.
Organisers say the gospel concert will feature the likes of Tate Buti, Young T, Lioness & Topcheri as supporting acts. This concert is in its second year, and its main aim is to raise funds for the Orlindi Orphanage.
The artist in a recent interview shared that the new album ‘The Ehangano Concert’, is more than just a music showcase. “It’s a movement that preserves our cultural heritage while creating meaningful social impact,” Tobias said.
Building on the success of the first event, the second edition focuses on taking traditional Oshiwambo hymns and sacred staples within the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia community and reframing them with modern arrangements designed to appeal to younger listeners without losing their spiritual core.
The funds raised during tomorrow’s event will be directed to the Orlindi Orphanage to supply food and other necessities for the children in care.
