
From Playlists to Praise: Kenya Gets Ready for CeCe Winans
From Playlists to Praise: Kenya Gets Ready for CeCe Winans
CeCe Winans will take the stage in Nairobi on Saturday, 30 August 2025. Her visit is one of the most anticipated gospel events of the year. For years, Kenyans have embraced her music in homes, cars, and churches, drawing strength, worship, and hope from her voice.
Streaming Data Reveals Deep Connection
Winans’ anthem Goodness of God – Live stands out. In the past three months alone, Kenyan listeners streamed it over 200,000 times on Spotify.
It has appeared in more than 20,000 playlists, while also introducing more than 30,000 new Kenyan fans to her music. For many, it has become a daily soundtrack of resilience and faith.
Other songs such as Holy Forever and Worthy of It All – Live are also worship staples. Alongside That’s My King and Come Jesus Come, they guide personal devotion and collective prayer.

From Playlists to Praise: Kenya Gets Ready for CeCe Winans
Albums That Span Generations
Her albums show the same wide appeal. Believe For It leads the way with more than 500,000 streams in Kenya. More Than This follows closely with nearly 200,000 streams. Even classics like Throne Room and Alabaster Box remain beloved, proving Winans’ ability to balance fresh work with timeless music.
When Kenyans Listen Most
Spotify data also reveals listening habits. Sundays see a 14% rise in streams, reflecting the spiritual rhythm of the week. But her music isn’t confined to Sundays.
Weekday mornings between 7 AM and 10 AM are the peak hours. Her voice accompanies thousands of Kenyans as they prepare for work, ride matatus, or share breakfast with family.
Gospel Across Cultures
Beyond church walls, her music has found a home in over 300,000 user-generated playlists. These often feature genres like Afrobeats and R&B alongside gospel.
The blend shows how seamlessly her songs fit into Kenya’s diverse music culture, crossing moods, environments, and generations. Whether in a matatu on Tuesday or a sanctuary on Sunday, her songs uplift and inspire.
Anticipation for Nairobi
For Kenyans, Winans’ concert is more than a show. It marks a transformation of digital devotion into a live worship experience. Playlists will become collective praise. Private listening moments will merge into one powerful chorus.
When CeCe Winans steps onto the Nairobi stage, it will be an unforgettable night—one where a nation that has sung quietly with her for years finally sings together, loud and live.








