Planetshakers Announce 2026 Southern Africa Tour Bringing High-Energy Worship Across Multiple Cities

Anticipation is building across Southern Africa as Planetshakers confirms its return to the region for a major 2026 tour. The globally recognised worship collective has announced a schedule that will bring its signature sound, teaching sessions, and large-scale worship experiences to South Africa and Botswana. Fans across the region are preparing for a series of events that promise powerful moments of praise and spiritual engagement. The group shared their excitement directly with supporters, highlighting their desire to connect with believers in different cities. This upcoming tour strengthens their long-standing relationship with audiences in Africa who continue to engage with their music and ministry.

Planetshakers is known worldwide for its energetic worship style and strong live presence. The group originated from Planetshakers Church in Melbourne, Australia, and has grown into a global worship movement with a large international following. Their music catalogue includes more than 30 albums that feature both upbeat praise tracks and reflective worship songs. Over the years, they have built a reputation for creating live events that combine music, teaching, and spiritual renewal in a single experience. Their concerts consistently attract large crowds who seek both inspiration and deeper faith encounters. The group’s influence continues to expand as they tour across continents and engage diverse audiences.

The 2026 Southern Africa Tour will begin with a full conference experience in Cape Town, setting the tone for the rest of the journey. From 8 to 9 May, attendees will gather at the GrandWest Grand Arena in Cape Town, South Africa, for extended worship sessions and teaching moments. The event will focus on building spiritual depth through both music and ministry sessions led by the Planetshakers team. After Cape Town, the tour continues with a series of live concert stops designed to reach different regions. Each city will host a unique worship atmosphere shaped by local audiences and the group’s dynamic performance style. The structure of the tour reflects a balance between conference teaching and live concert energy.

The tour then moves through key locations across Southern Africa with scheduled stops in multiple cities. On 12 May, Planetshakers will perform at CRC Kimberley in Kimberley, South Africa, followed by a 13 May concert at CRC Potchefstroom. The journey continues on 15 May in Gaborone, Botswana, where the group will perform at CRC Auditorium in Tlokweng. The final stop is scheduled for 17 May in Pretoria, South Africa, with venue details still to be announced. Organisers have encouraged attendees to bring friends and family to each event, emphasizing the communal nature of worship and shared experience. The tour design focuses on accessibility and regional reach, allowing more people to participate in the experience.

Tickets for the concerts are already available through official ticketing platforms, with prices generally ranging between R250 and R500 depending on seating and venue selection. Those interested in the Cape Town conference can register through Planetshakers’ official website, where additional event details are also available. Early registration is encouraged due to expected high demand, especially for the opening conference sessions. The combination of teaching, live worship, and large-scale concerts makes this tour one of the most anticipated gospel events of 2026 in the region. The announcement has already generated strong interest among churches, youth groups, and worship communities across Southern Africa.

The return of Planetshakers to Southern Africa reflects the group’s ongoing global outreach and commitment to connecting with international audiences. Their ability to blend high-energy music with spiritual teaching continues to define their identity in contemporary worship culture. As the 2026 tour approaches, expectations remain high for impactful moments of worship and unity across all participating cities. The tour is positioned not only as a series of concerts but as a shared faith experience that brings communities together. With multiple stops across South Africa and Botswana, Planetshakers is set to deliver a worship journey that resonates far beyond the stage.