After much anticipation and countless requests from fans around the world, renowned Nigerian gospel singer and worship leader Moses Bliss has officially launched his global Expression World Tour, with an unforgettable stop in Paris marking the beginning of what promises to be a truly global move of God.
The tour, inspired by Moses Bliss’ most recent album,
The Expression — a 16-track body of work released earlier this year featuring collaborations with Sunmisola Agbebi, Nathaniel Bassey, Chandler Moore, and many others, began on Saturday, July 12, at Cité Royale in the heart of Paris, and the night was nothing short of extraordinary.
Worshippers travelled from across Europe to experience what many have described as a night of divine encounter, one filled with heartfelt worship, high praise, and the unmistakable presence of God.
However, the Paris experience is not just a highlight, but an opening chapter. Moses Bliss is now set to take the same sound and spirit to other parts of the world, with Australia and New Zealand up next.
The Expression Tour will make stops in Perth (July 23), Brisbane (July 24), Melbourne (July 25), Sydney (July 26), and Auckland, New Zealand (July 27). And more cities across Europe and Africa will be announced in the coming weeks.
Speaking on the heart behind the tour, Moses Bliss shared, “For a long time now,
I’ve been receiving messages, DMs, comments, and emails from people all over the world asking, ‘When are you coming to our city?’ I believe this is that moment. God has opened the door, and this tour is an answer to many of those requests and prayers. I’m excited to bring God’s presence through music to these places and connect with its amazing people.”
The Expression Tour is not just a series of concerts; it’s a call to worship, a celebration of grace, and a reminder that music, when anchored in God, can be a vessel for healing, revival, and joy.
Tickets are available now at
www.mosesbliss.com. Follow Moses Bliss on all platforms for updates as more cities are revealed in the coming weeks.