This fall, the Harlem Gospel Choir is coming to the Netherlands with their latest tour, "Magic of Motown. During this tour, the choir honors the music of Motown legends such as Marvin Gaye, The Supremes and Stevie Wonder - of course in their own unique gospel style, enriched with influences of jazz and blues. In the Netherlands, they can be seen on Nov. 8 at De Doelen in Rotterdam, on Nov. 10 at MUSIS in Arnhem and on Nov. 12 at the DeLaMar Theater in Amsterdam. During these performances, they will perform some of their biggest hits, in addition to their familiar gospel repertoire. Tickets are available starting Friday, May 2 at 10 a.m. via greenhousetalent.com.
About Harlem Gospel Choir
Since its founding in 1986 by Allen Bailey, the Harlem Gospel Choir has become the face of modern gospel music, as it continues to sound in Harlem churches today. With their powerful voices, rich harmonies and infectious energy, they know how to touch and inspire audiences worldwide.
The Harlem Gospel Choir shared the stage with such superstars as Bono (U2), Diana Ross, The Gorillaz, Damon Albarn and Pharrell Williams. They performed for three U.S. presidents (President Obama, President Carter and President Mandela), two popes (Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI) and collaborated with such luminaries as Sir Keith Richards, The Chieftains and Trace Adkins. In 2025, they can also be admired weekly at the iconic Blue Note Jazz Club in Manhattan, where they have a regular Sunday night residency.
