Celebrate Black Music Month with the Kings of Music at WHUT’s Meet & Greet

Written By Saryn Francis

Celebrate Black Music Month with WHUT

Get ready to hang out with the legends behind your favorite tracks and vibe with the Kings of Music crew.

This June, WHUT invites the community to celebrate Black Music Month with an unforgettable evening of music, connection, and cultural legacy at the Kings of Music Meet & Greet. The special event brings music lovers together for an up-close experience with legendary vocalists Gerald Alston and Russell Thompkins, Jr., honoring the timeless sounds that continue to shape generations.

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Hosted as part of WHUT’s Black Music Month programming, this intimate gathering is more than a meet & greet—it’s a celebration of Black musical excellence and the community that continues to uplift it.

An Evening of Music, Culture, and Community

Taking place at SOST in the heart of Washington, DC, the Kings of Music Meet & Greet creates space for fans, supporters, and neighbors to connect in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Guests will enjoy:

  • Opportunities to meet and connect with the artists

  • Merchandise signing opportunities

  • Food and drinks

  • Networking and community engagement

  • A shared celebration of Black music’s lasting impact

Whether you grew up on these legendary vocals or discovered them through family playlists and cultural moments, this event offers a meaningful way to honor the music that has soundtracked our lives.


Supporting WHUT’s Mission

Admission to the event is made possible through a $96 donation to WHUT, while supplies last. Your support directly helps WHUT continue its mission to provide independent, educational, and culturally relevant programming for the DC community and beyond.

Your donation helps sustain:

  • Local storytelling and community-centered programming

  • Educational initiatives

  • Independent public media

  • Cultural and music-centered content that uplifts our community

By attending, you’re not only celebrating Black Music Month—you’re investing in the future of public media and cultural storytelling.

Event Details

Location: SOST 1901 9th Street NW Washington, DC 20001

Date: June 10, 2026 Time: 6:30 PM

Admission Information:

  • One ticket per qualifying $96 donation

  • Admission is limited

  • Tickets available while supplies last

Reserve Your Spot

Tickets are available now and space is limited. To learn more and secure your spot, visit Eventbrite:

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