KS Bloom set to perform in Bangui on September 27 for his first concert in the Central African Republic

KS Bloom is scheduled to arrive in Bangui on September 27, 2026, for a concert at the sports complex in the Central African capital. The visit of the Ivorian gospel rapper, announced by local artist Christafy Lamandet during a press conference in early September, is touted as his first performance in the Central African Republic.

This event is part of a two-day program centered around Christafy Lamandet’s new album. On September 26, the Central African singer will present “C’Dieu” during a dedication evening at the Lory banquet hall. The following day, the concert will feature both Christafy Lamandet and KS Bloom at the Bangui sports complex.

The organizers are framing these concerts around themes of faith, peace, and coexistence. Christafy Lamandet explained that he aims to use this opportunity to raise awareness among the youth and promote exchanges between the Central African and Ivorian gospel scenes.

KS Bloom’s presence adds a regional dimension to the project. A prominent figure in Ivorian urban gospel, the artist from Yopougon has continued to release music in 2026, including “Enfant béni,” which was released at the end of May, following several singles earlier in the year.

After Bangui, the two artists are expected to extend their collaboration in Côte d’Ivoire, according to announcements made regarding the event. No further Ivorian dates have been detailed at this stage.