After a successful tour in Canada, where they recently performed in Vancouver to an emotional and energetic crowd, the sisters are gearing up for more concerts across North America. Before heading to the U.S., they will first wrap up a Canadian mini-tour with shows scheduled in Regina on November 1, Winnipeg on November 8, and Edmonton on November 15, 2025.
Their manager, Irene Murindahabi, revealed that these concerts are designed not only to inspire spiritually but also to bring Vestine and Dorcas closer to their international audience. “Canada is a large country, and we want to reach people in areas that rarely get such concerts,” Irene explained. “We’ve seen how people travel long distances just to attend one show. Our goal is to reach them where they are and then continue the journey to the U.S. and other countries.”

Vestine and Dorcas have become household names in Rwanda’s gospel music scene, known for their powerful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics in songs like “Adonia,” “Ihema,” and “Neema.” Their music has been praised for its emotional depth and ability to touch lives beyond borders.
Their upcoming international performances mark a new chapter in their ministry one that aims to connect Rwandan and African diasporas through worship and gospel music. The duo’s shows in Canada drew audiences from cities such as Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, proving that their message resonates with believers around the world.

The U.S. leg of their journey is expected to be even more impactful, as the country hosts a large community of Rwandan and African gospel enthusiasts. The artists also plan to collaborate with local churches and diaspora musicians to strengthen cultural and spiritual ties within the community.
With their warm vocals, deep spiritual conviction, and humility, Vestine and Dorcas continue to demonstrate that gospel music can unite people beyond geography and culture carrying the message of God’s love to every corner of the world.