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Voices of Culture Concert | Sheléa
Saturday, September 28, 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Step into the Sanctuary for a masterful performance from singer and songwriter Sheléa!
Deemed one of the greatest artists of her generation by Quincy Jones, Sheléa is a powerhouse and versatile vocalist known for her sought after performances at high-profile tributes, celebrations, and various events.
Her notable list of performances include singing with Anthony Hamilton before President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama as a part of “Smithsonian Salutes Ray Charles,” and performing a tribute to Whitney Houston at the Grammy Museum with producer Narada Michael Walden. She made her Carnegie Hall debut performing “Shattered” during a tribute to Jimmy Webb. At the suggestion of Stevie Wonder, she was invited to perform at the White House to honor songwriting team Burt Bacharach & Hal David with the Gershwin Prize singing Dionne Warwick’s classic, “Anyone Who Had a Heart.” In 2013, she released her debut album, Love Fell On Me (Breath of Life Records).
As an actress, in 2016, she appeared in All the Way, HBO’s multi-Emmy nominated film as a funeral choir soloist loosely based on Mahalia Jackson. In 2020, she portrayed gospel singer Dorinda Clark Cole in the biopic, The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel.
About Voices of Culture
Voices of Culture is a concert and conversation series at Grace Farms exploring beauty in different musical traditions. Held three times a year, Voices of Culture performances invite guests into the Sanctuary where world-renowned artists perform and discuss their work with Grace Farms Music Director Marcus G. Miller.
Bundle and Save
This program is part of our Creatives in the Field series. Receive 20% off when you bundle your registration with tickets to The Power of Music with Suzie Collier or Mau, presented by Grace Farms and Architecture & Design Film Festival.
