Kanye West Reportedly Going Global With His Sunday Service—Plans To Tour Africa & Europe

Fresh off celebrating the one-year anniversary of his hugely popular Sunday Service session, Kanye West reportedly may be taking the show global in 2020. After touring some of the biggest cities and venues in the U.S., Kanye is thinking ahead to show Africa and Europe some Sunday Service love.

What initially started off as a small passion project, has gone on to produce two chart-topping albums, packed venues with thousands of fans and the demand for Kanye West to produce even more spiritual music and live performances in only a year. According to @TMZ_TV, Ye has major plans for his Sunday Service in 2020—and they include travelling overseas to bring his newfound musical spiritual message to as many as possible.

Reportedly, Kanye is putting traditional touring as a solo artist on the backburner for the foreseeable future and instead plans to keep touring with his Sunday Service. He also has his sights set on dropping even more music with the incredibly talented choir that is known for its exceptional harmonies and vocal range.

Up until this point, the Sunday Service sessions have been on a weekly basis, but once Kanye starts touring overseas the dates will have to be a bit more spread out to accommodate the distance.

However, don’t think that touring globally means that Ye isn’t going to still share his music here in The States. In May, he will once again team up with Joel Osteen and present a Sunday Service show at Yankee Stadium—which will be part of Osteen’s “Night Of Hope” tour.

Keep it up Kanye!

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