Rwandan worship and praise singer Bosco Nshuti is preparing to inspire his European audiences with his upcoming tour spanning six countries between May 14 and June 30.
This marks Nshuti’s second European tour, following his successful maiden tour in 2023 where her performed in Poland, Denmark, France, Belgium and Sweden.
He views this upcoming music tour as an opportunity to share his spiritual gifts with a broader audience.
"Going to Europe not only means something big for my worship music but also means my expansion," Nshuti said.
"What gospel music lovers should expect is to receive what God has blessed me with as well as share my new album with them 'Ndahiriwe'," he added, expressing enthusiasm about connecting with fans across Europe.
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The tour schedule released on Tuesday, May 13, indicates that Nshuti’s first show will take place in France from May 17-18. He will later grace Norway on May 24 to 25, followed by a performance in Sweden from May 31 to June 1and then Finland, on June 7 to 8.
On June 14-15, he will return to Sweden, then head to Poland on May 22 before concluding his tour in Denmark from June 29-30.
Prior to the tour, the acclaimed gospel artist released his brand new song ‘Ndishimye,’ which loosely translates to ‘I Am Happy.’
The song draws inspiration from Philippians 4:4, which states, "Rejoice in our Lord always; again, I will say, rejoice!"
The artist explained the spiritual foundation of his new song, saying that it was derived from that verse and it&039;s where he was moved and started singing of how excited he is because of what Christ Jesus did in his life by giving him life through his death and resurrection.
Since his emergence on the music scene in 2015, Nshuti has created an impressive catalog of beloved worship music.
His is well known for releases like "Mbaraga Zikiza," "Numvise," "Yanyuzeho," "Ni Muri Yesu," "Umusaraba," "Nzamura," "Nakwituriki," and "Ibyontunze," among many others.
What distinguishes his music is his focus on themes of divine love and the significance of the cross in Christian faith. This spiritual depth has earned him a dedicated following among gospel music enthusiasts both in Rwanda and increasingly across international borders.