Le'Andria Johnson Columbia Tickets - Colonial Life Arena

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Clark Sisters

4 concerts

The Clark Sisters, from Detroit, Michigan, are gospel pioneers known for their unique "Clark Sound" blending gospel, R&B, and jazz. Daughters of Dr. Mattie Moss Clark, they are the highest-selling female gospel group. They earned multiple Grammy Awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award, and influenced music widely with hits like "You Brought the Sunshine" and "Blessed & Highly Favored".

Kierra Sheard

1 concert

Detroit-born Grammy- and Dove-winning gospel singer Kierra Sheard blends R&B and hip-hop. Her debut I Owe You topped Billboard Gospel; later Free and Graceland hit the Billboard 200 Top 40. She collaborated with Missy Elliott on Kierra.

The Sound of Freedom

2 concerts

The Sound of Freedom," an American biographical drama thriller by Alejandro Monteverde, stars Jim Caviezel. It depicts a former agent's mission to rescue children from sex trafficking. The film's powerful message earned it recognition as one of the most successful independent films with widespread positive audience reception.

Zacardi Cortez

Houston, TX gospel singer and award-winning songwriter Zacardi Cortez, mentored by John P. Kee, sang with Kee’s V.I.P. Mass Choir and guested with Kurt Carr and Bishop Paul S. Morton. Known for Billboard Gospel Airplay #1s “You Don’t Know” and “God Held Me.”

Jonathan McReynolds

Chicago native Jonathan McReynolds is a Grammy, Dove and Stellar Award-winning gospel singer-songwriter and guitarist. His album People debuted #1 on Billboard Gospel, and his Grammy-winning song Movin' On helped take his music from dorm rooms to major stages.

Le'Andria Johnson

Gospel and praise & worship singer Le'Andria Johnson won Season 3 of the TV competition Sunday Best in 2010, earning a deal on the Sunday Best imprint under Music World Gospel. Her releases include The Awakening and The Experience.

Travis Greene

Grammy-nominated gospel singer and pastor Travis Greene, from Delaware, is known for hits like "Intentional," multiple Stellar Awards, and blending faith with powerful worship music.

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Colonial Life Arena Multi-purpose Arena Capacity: 19,000

801 Lincoln St, Columbia, SC 29201, USA

coloniallifearena.com

+1 803-576-9053

About Colonial Life Arena

Colonial Life Arena is an 18,000-capacity (19,000 for concerts) multi-purpose arena in Columbia, South Carolina, opened in 2002 as a replacement for the Carolina Coliseum and designed by Rosser International Inc. As the largest arena in South Carolina and the eighth largest campus college arena, it serves as the home for University of South Carolina basketball and hosts a diverse range of major concerts, family shows, and large-scale events.

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Le'Andria Johnson with Clark Sisters, Zacardi Cortez, and more