Ghanaian gospel singer Esther Smith has stunned fans after revealing that her December concert came with a whopping GH¢60,000 price tag charged by the church hosting the event.
The singer described her shock at the unexpected fee, questioning the high costs of hosting performances in religious spaces and sparking conversations about the business side of gospel music. Fans have reacted with disbelief, with many debating whether such charges are standard or excessive.
Industry insiders say the revelation sheds light on financial pressures artists face even in faith-based performances, where expectations meet logistical costs. Esther Smith’s disclosure has ignited social media discussions about transparency, fair compensation, and the commercialization of church events.
As the debate rages, many are now watching closely to see how churches and artists navigate pricing, partnerships, and fan expectations in future concerts.
