Gospel music Competition

The AnthemWhere Gospel Voices Rise

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A national stage for gospel voices, musicians, and performers — where faith, artistry, and excellence collide under the lights.

Auditions

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Season

01

Kickoff

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Paynesville Edition · Season One
Grand Prizes

Win Big at The Anthem

Cash prizes for Liberia's top three gospel finalists

1st Place

100K LRD

100,000 LRD

2nd Place

75K LRD

75,000 LRD

3rd Place

65K LRD

65,000 LRD

About

A gospel stage for Paynesville

The Anthem is a gospel music competition for all worshipers. Season One celebrates faith, artistry, and excellence. From auditions to the final showcase, voices, musicians, and performers share a stage built for worship, skill, and community.

Did you know?

Excellence on stage starts with worship in the heart.

The Anthem

Built for gospel

Every round is designed around worship music — honoring the message as much as the performance.

Voices & musicians

Singers, instrumentalists, and performers share one stage to represent their gift and their faith.

Excellence under lights

Structured auditions, showcases, and finals give talent room to grow and be seen.

Competition

Where gospel talent takes the stage.

A journey from first audition through live showcases to the grand finale — built for worshipers ready to be heard and celebrated.

Live
Stage performances
01
Season One
PV
Paynesville edition
Closed
Applications

The journey

Every stage. One anthem.

  1. Closed

    Step into the room

    Auditions

    Perform for judges and earn your place — where voices, musicians, and worshipers prove they're ready for the stage.

  2. After auditions

    Own the spotlight

    Showcase

    Selected talent moves into longer sets and stronger staging, connecting with the crowd under the lights.

  3. Season finale

    Raise the anthem

    Grand finale

    The best of Season One on one stage — worship, skill, and excellence collide, and The Anthem is crowned.

Your moment is coming

Ready to compete?

Registration is closed for new applications. If you already applied, track your status or submit updates when the team requests changes.

Registration closed

Contestant application

New applications are not being accepted right now. Use the tracker below to check your status or update your application if the team requested changes.

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Applications are closed. Registration ended on Fri, Jul 31, 2026, 11:59 PM.

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Applications are closed. Registration ended on Fri, Jul 31, 2026, 11:59 PM.
FAQ

About The Anthem

Common questions about The Anthem in Liberia. Tap any question to read the answer.

The Anthem is Liberia's gospel music competition — a national stage in Paynesville for singers, musicians, and worship leaders to compete through auditions, showcases, and a grand finale.

The Anthem Season One is the Paynesville edition, based in Montserrado County, Liberia. Venue and audition dates are announced on theanthemcomp.org.

Visit theanthemcomp.org and Use the contestant registration form on the homepage when auditions open. You can also subscribe on the homepage for audition announcements.

Singers, instrumentalists, and worship performers who meet the competition eligibility requirements. Full rules and criteria are published before auditions open.

Winners are chosen through a mix of judge evaluations at auditions and showcases, plus public voting via official supporter tickets on theanthemcomp.org. Full scoring details are published before each round.

Contestant registration details — including any fees — are announced before auditions open. Check theanthemcomp.org and subscribe for updates so you don't miss the official application packet.

The official website is theanthemcomp.org — the home of The Anthem in Liberia.

Contact

Get in touch

Questions about auditions or the competition? Send us a message.

Provide at least one contact method — email or phone (include country code, e.g. +231).