Have you ever been to a gospel concert in Jamaica?

If not, you’re seriously missing out.

This isn't about quiet choir singing from the pulpit.

Think about full-blown praise parties with drum rolls, hands lifted high, and voices that make you stop in your tracks.

Gospel in Jamaica hits different.

It’s a mix of worship, community energy, and that Jamaican boldness you can’t fake.

These events leave you feeling full, spiritually and emotionally, even if you're not Christian.

If gospel music speaks to your soul (or you’re just curious), check out these top gospel events in Jamaica.

Fun in the Son

Fun in the Son is one of the most anticipated gospel festivals in Jamaica.

It usually takes place in Kingston and features a packed lineup of both local and international artists.

The event includes youth corners, family play zones, food vendors, and ministry booths.

It’s a full-day experience built around faith, music, and fellowship.

Past performers have included Marion Hall, Carlene Davis, and Papa San.

Cece Winans in Jamaica

Grammy Award-winning gospel artist CeCe Winans' 2025 performance in Kingston is one of the most anticipated gospel events in the island's history.

The concert forms part of her world tour that attracts large crowds of gospel lovers.

There are a number of CeCe Winans' songs that are classics in Jamaica.

These include Songs like Alabaster Box, Goodness of God, and Mercy Said No continue to connect across generations.

Even those who aren’t regular churchgoers find her voice moving and her message relatable.

Rebirth Ministries Worship Nights

If you prefer smaller, more reflective gatherings, Rebirth Ministries hosts evening worship sessions in Kingston that offer a different kind of gospel experience.

These events combine live praise music with teaching, prayer, and testimony.

The goal is to create a space for healing and connection.

Artists such as Kevin Downswell, Rondell Positive, and Christina Roshay have been featured on past lineups.

Sterling Gospel Music Awards

The annual Sterling Gospel Music Awards event shines a light on the musicians, producers, and ministries making an impact in local gospel music.

Hosted in Kingston, the ceremony includes performances, speeches, and awards across multiple categories.

It’s a rare chance to see how much talent exists in Jamaica’s gospel scene beyond the main stage.

The event also highlights emerging voices and honors long-serving contributors to gospel music in the country.

What's your favorite Jamaican gospel event?