This October, two legendary entertainers, Martha Wash and Marsha Warfield, will bring their acclaimed show "It's Raining Queens™" to the Midwest for a special two-city engagement. The event, blending concert, comedy, and intimate conversation, will take place on Friday, October 2, at the Halloran Centre Theatre & Stage 1 in Memphis, Tennessee, and on Saturday, October 3, at City Winery Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
Martha Wash, a two-time Grammy nominee, is renowned for her powerhouse vocals on multi-platinum classics such as "It's Raining Men," "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)," "Everybody Everybody," and "Strike It Up." Marsha Warfield, acclaimed comedian and actress, is best known for her role as Roz Russell on NBC's Night Court and her recent appearances on Netflix's The Upshaws and ABC's 9-1-1. Together, they deliver an evening that celebrates music, comedy, friendship, and authenticity.
The show offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience iconic hits, stand-up comedy, and candid stories from two entertainment icons. "It's Raining Queens™" is described as nostalgic without living in the past, funny without losing heart, and filled with unforgettable performances that cannot be streamed or duplicated. Tickets go on sale Friday, July 24, 2026, following a special presale beginning Wednesday, July 22. For tickets and additional information, visit www.marthawash.com.
The announcement highlights the enduring appeal of live entertainment and the unique collaboration between two artists who have each shaped popular culture for decades. For fans of classic dance music and television comedy, this event represents a rare convergence of talent that underscores the importance of live performance in an increasingly digital world.
