New Gospel Family announced in Vierville on July 20, 2011

After a remarkable passage in Grandcamp-Maisy the previous year, New Gospel Family was announced at the church of Vierville-sur-Mer on Wednesday, July 20, 2011 at 8:30 p.m. The city council organized this urban gospel concert.

Created in 2001, this group of young artists from various backgrounds then had nearly six hundred concerts, including four at the Zénith and one in Paris-Bercy with Stevie Wonder. The article mentions four albums, including three recorded in public at the Zénith de Paris, as well as two DVDs. The formation, composed of a dozen choristers, was presented as unique in France and known beyond its borders.

His repertoire mixed a message of love and peace with R'n'B, soul and African influences. The program mentioned included Praise up, Stom, Loud Loud and Be like Him, alongside classics like Oh Happy Day and Oh When the Saints. The press saluted the artistic freshness of the group and the quality of its gospel, capable of touching several generations.

For this performance, the announced rates were fifteen euros at the normal rate and ten euros for the unemployed, students and children under the age of twelve. Tickets were offered at the municipal post office, at the usual points of sale and on site on the evening of the concert.

Reconstructed or uncertain passages:
- The titles Praise up, Stom and Loud Loud are covered according to the spelling printed in the cut.

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