Tbo Touch’s Replenishment Concert Marks Five-Year Milestone With a Major Gospel Celebration in Joburg

Gospel music lovers have a major celebration to look forward to as radio personality and businessman Thabo “Tbo Touch” Molefe brings the Replenishment Concert to Johannesburg for its fifth edition. The event will take place on Saturday, 31 October 2026, at Sandown High School in Sandton, where worshippers, families and music lovers are expected to gather for a full day of gospel music and entertainment. Founded by Tbo Touch in 2022, Replenishment has developed into an annual gathering focused on faith, family and live entertainment. The move to Johannesburg represents an important milestone for the concert as it marks its fifth edition. Tbo Touch says the latest event signals the beginning of an exciting new era for Replenishment.

The Replenishment Concert has built its identity around bringing people together through gospel music and worship. Since its launch in 2022, the event has provided a platform where audiences can enjoy live performances while spending time with family and fellow worshippers. The fifth edition will take place in Tbo Touch’s home city, adding a personal element to this year’s celebration. Bringing the concert to Joburg also expands its presence in one of South Africa’s major entertainment centres. For audiences who have followed Replenishment over the years, the Johannesburg event offers an opportunity to celebrate the journey while experiencing a new chapter for the concert.

Tbo Touch described the move to Joburg as a major milestone for Replenishment as the event reaches its fifth edition. He said the concert is not simply another event on the entertainment calendar, but represents the start of a new era for the brand. The decision to host the fifth edition in Johannesburg gives the celebration a different setting while keeping the core purpose of Replenishment intact. It also creates an opportunity to welcome people who may be attending the concert for the first time. The combination of a milestone edition and a new location gives this year’s Replenishment Concert a clear sense of occasion.

The gospel music line-up is expected to be one of the major attractions of the 2026 Replenishment Concert. Joyous Celebration, Xolly Mncwango, Jumbo, Khaya Mthethwa, Kabelo Mabalane and Keke Phoofolo are confirmed to take the stage. Each artist brings their own musical identity to an event that is built around gospel music and worship. Their participation gives audiences an opportunity to experience a range of live performances during one gathering. With several established names appearing on the same programme, the music will form a central part of the day’s celebration.

The Replenishment Concert is also designed to offer more than live gospel performances. Organisers have described the event as a full-day experience that will include worship, family activities, food vendors, hospitality offerings and entertainment for people of different ages. This wider programme reflects the concert’s focus on creating an environment where families and communities can spend time together. It also means attendees can experience different aspects of the event beyond the performances on stage. The combination of music, worship, food and family activities is intended to make the concert an experience that lasts throughout the day.

For Tbo Touch, the purpose of Replenishment goes beyond entertainment. He has described the event as an opportunity to restore hearts, strengthen family bonds and create moments that bring people closer to God and to one another. This message remains central as the concert reaches its fifth edition. The focus on family and faith gives Replenishment a distinct identity within the gospel entertainment space. It also explains why the event aims to attract both dedicated supporters and people who may be discovering the concert for the first time.

The Johannesburg location is another significant part of this year’s celebration. Sandown High School in Sandton will host the fifth edition on Saturday, 31 October 2026, bringing the Replenishment experience to a new audience in the city. Hosting the concert in Sandton places the event within Johannesburg’s busy cultural and entertainment environment while giving the organisers a new setting in which to build the experience. The move also reflects the growth of a concert that began in 2022 and has continued to develop around its gospel and community-focused identity. For Tbo Touch, bringing Replenishment to his home turf adds another meaningful moment to the event’s fifth edition.

The concert is expected to welcome people who have supported Replenishment since its early editions as well as first-time attendees. Loyal supporters will have the opportunity to mark the latest chapter of an event they have followed since its launch. New visitors can experience the combination of gospel music, worship, family activities and entertainment that defines the Replenishment concept. This mix gives the event a broad appeal without moving away from its central focus on faith and togetherness. The fifth edition therefore creates space for both reflection on the concert’s journey and excitement about where it goes next.

As Replenishment reaches its fifth edition, the 2026 concert represents an important point in the story of an event that began in 2022. Tbo Touch is using the milestone to bring the celebration to Johannesburg while continuing to focus on worship, family and community. The confirmed line-up, which includes Joyous Celebration, Xolly Mncwango, Jumbo, Khaya Mthethwa, Kabelo Mabalane and Keke Phoofolo, adds to the anticipation surrounding the event. With a full-day programme planned for Saturday, 31 October 2026, Sandown High School is set to host a gathering that combines gospel music with family entertainment and worship. For Replenishment supporters and first-time visitors, the fifth edition offers an opportunity to celebrate the journey so far while experiencing the new chapter Tbo Touch says lies ahead.