Bridge Music and Kofi Dartey are preparing to bring their “No Place Like Home” tour to London this June, with the tour also heading to New York, Toronto, and Ottawa. During a conversation with Chantelle Johnson on the Premier Gospel, Reggie Dartey explained, “We prayed and really felt God give us the green light for this tour. We want to bring what God is doing in Ottawa to cities like London and let people experience that sense of home in His presence.”

Both Bridge Music and Kofi Dartey have recently released new albums—Something Told Me and Where the Heart Is. These projects are already resonating with listeners, blending worship, Afrobeats, and heartfelt storytelling. As Pastor Kofi shared, “It’s about showing you can find home, family, and belonging wherever God’s people gather.”

A core part of their ministry is the sense of family and brotherhood they carry into every space. Reggie spoke about this bond, saying, “Not only is PK my brother, but he’s my pastor as well. I really do relate to him like that.” Pastor Kofi added, “Our parents have instilled within us, there’s value in each of us. We have to discover it and honour it.” Their desire is to bring that family dynamic to every city and every person in the room.

The London show is set to be a night of worship, creativity, and community, with special guests including Sewa and Campus Rush Music. Tickets for the London date are now on sale at minstrelrecords.ca. Premier Gospel is looking forward to seeing Bridge Music and Pastor Kofi Dartey bring their home to London.