
An AI-generated audio version accompanies the story as Tbo Touch prepares to take the Replenishment Concert from Centurion to Johannesburg for its fifth edition.
A New Home for Replenishment
After staging the first four editions at SuperSport Park in Centurion, the radio personality and entrepreneur is relocating the gospel showcase to Johannesburg. He says the change reflects the scale the event has reached.
“Johannesburg is central to so much of South Africa’s business, culture, entertainment and, most importantly, its people,” Tbo Touch said. “Bringing Replenishment into the City of Johannesburg means reaching a wider audience and building an experience that everyone can feel part of.”
Replenishment began in 2022, created around Tbo Touch’s vision for a gospel gathering that would move beyond the usual concert formula.
“I believed there was a need for an environment where faith and excellence could share the same space,” he said.
Faith, Music and Renewal
Since its launch, the event has welcomed several major names from the gospel world, including:
- Rebecca Malope
- Benjamin Dube
- Grammy Award-winning Bishop Hezekiah Walker Jr.
- Sbu Noah
- Bishop Noel Jones
Tbo Touch also connects the concert’s expanding appeal to the meaning behind its title. He explained that everyday life, professional demands and social pressures can leave people emotionally and spiritually drained.
“Life takes something from you, as do business and the weight of society,” he said. “Replenishment was designed to give people a place to restore and refill their spirits.”
What to Expect at the Fifth Edition
The Johannesburg launch will draw on the concert’s established history while introducing a new location and line-up. Joyous Celebration, Xolly Mncwango and Jumbo are among the gospel performers confirmed to appear.
- Additional comedy and entertainment acts will be revealed at a later stage.
- Alphi Mkhwanazi is set to host the event.
- The fifth Replenishment Concert is scheduled for Saturday, October 31.
- The venue will be Sandown High Top Fields in Sandton.
