Fans packed Upstairs@Mr. Henry’s in Washington DC on Saturday, September 20th, for an unforgettable evening with R&B legend and lead singer of Voices of Classic Soul, Joe Coleman. This was Coleman’s seventh consecutive sold-out performance at the iconic Capitol Hill venue, solidifying his status as a fan favorite and one of the most celebrated voices in soul and jazz.
From the moment doors opened at 7 p.m., the energy was electric as longtime fans and new audiences alike filled the intimate upstairs space. When Coleman took the stage at 8 p.m., he delivered a powerhouse set featuring timeless classics such as “My Girl,” “Under The Boardwalk,” and “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg.” The songs brought the fans to its feet, with many guests singing and dancing along to the enduring sounds of Motown and R&B.
Coleman’s smooth vocals, and heartfelt storytelling created a night that felt both nostalgic and fresh. Audiences were treated not just to the music, but to the rich history behind it—woven together by an artist whose career spans more than three decades and collaborations with some of the biggest names in entertainment.
A veteran performer, Joe Coleman has shared the stage with legends including Barbra Streisand, BB King, Lou Rawls, and The Temptations. His seamless blend of R&B and jazz continues to captivate audiences worldwide, from Las Vegas showrooms to international stages—and, once again, in the heart of Washington, DC.
