Gospel Sundays ft The Tavares Brothers
- Live at The Count's
- The Count’s
The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts
Monash University Clayton Campus
$10 - $25
Past Event
A totally unabandoned praise party, Gospel Sundays has lifted spirits since 2008. This time they’ll look to lift yours at The Count's.
Taking listeners through a range of gospel and R’n’B hits, their sound invokes deep soul stirrings and ecstatic joy. With the combination of established Australian singers and musicians using their gifts to give all they have they will leave you feeling refreshed, cultured and truly lucky.
The line up features:
Ana Kulaia, combines her passionate faith with her soulful voice to contribute to this lineup of esteemed musicians. Her past achievements in the Australian music industry has given her invaluable experience however even she would say, it’s her church that has truly trained her for the ministry that is gospel music.
Francisco Tavares, founder of soul duo Tavares Bros, has a voice and tone that matches any soul singer in Australia. Heavily influenced by his uncles in the States, Tavares, he delivers fire and soul in every performance.
Joshua Tavares, the other half of Tavares Bros, his fun loving joyous personality spills over into every performance. A tone matching that of a young Marvin Sapp, he uses his gifts to bless all those around him.
Bradley J Green, guitarist with an edge, adds his own Funk, r’n’b, reggae, Maori flavour to gospel music. His musical gifting has made him a player in demand in Australia for artist tours, watch this space he’s on the move!
Pat Moevasa-Sili aka Pat-on-the-bass, plays the most legitimately soulful and “phat” bass in Australia. Of Samoan heritage and with a deep love of gospel he plays with his heart and has a sensibility for gospel music that makes him one of the most invaluable members of Gospels.
Mark Amato, one of Australia’s finest and in most demand keyboardists and music directors. He has worked as music director on Good Morning Australia, Singing Bee and many other tours for popular artists in Australia. His love, appreciation and respect for the intricacies of gospel music causes him to produce his best at every Gospel Sundays.