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Acclaimed Singer/Songwriter Rochelle Rice Presents Tell Her This

April 25 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm EDT

As a singer and songwriter, Rochelle Rice creates introspective and deeply profound live music experiences. Her brand of lyric-driven, heart-centered music has led to collaborations with the storied Sweet Honey in the Rock and the fiery and fierce behld.

Rochelle is a masterful vocalist, composer, and storyteller whose artistry blurs the lines between jazz, soul, and contemporary pop. With a voice that moves effortlessly between power and vulnerability, she creates music that resonates deeply, drawing audiences into a rich, emotional world. Rochelle has lit up stages like The Kennedy Center, Blues Alley, and Strathmore Mansion, becoming a standout presence on the East Coast music scene.

Her debut project, Wonder, is a vibrant showcase of original compositions that reflect her musical depth and emotional honesty. Rochelle’s collaborative spirit has led her to tour with the legendary Sweet Honey In The Rock® and work alongside a wide range of celebrated artists, further cementing her reputation as a versatile and innovative performer.

Trained in classical voice at East Carolina University and jazz studies at Howard University, Rochelle honed her craft as part of Howard’s acclaimed vocal ensemble Afro Blue, under the mentorship of Connaitre Miller. Her performances blend technical brilliance with a deep sense of humanity, bridging tradition and modernity with ease.

Offstage, Rochelle is just as impactful. A passionate advocate for social justice and education, she has lent her voice to protests and rallies and created music curricula for DC Public Schools during her tenure with the DC Jazz Festival. She continues to mentor young artists through partnerships with Strathmore Music Center. Her contributions have earned her accolades such as Washington City Paper’s Best Jazz Vocalist and the Bernard Ebb Songwriter Award.

Rochelle’s latest project, Tell Her This, combines podcasting, live music, and visual art to celebrate the stories and wisdom of women across generations. Based in Washington, DC, she shares her creative life with her husband and daughter, continuing to inspire through her music, her message, and her commitment to meaningful connections.

Venue

Hill Center at the Old Naval Hospital
921 Pennsylvania Ave SE
Washington, DC United States
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