Martha Wash Brings Love & Conflict Tour to Boston, Honors Legacy with Lifetime Achievement Award

Martha Wash, renowned for her powerful vocals and significant impact on dance, soul, and house music, is bringing her Love & Conflict Tour to City Winery Boston on August 20, 2025. This tour not only showcases her new album but also offers fans a glimpse into her personal and professional journey through music. Wash's performance in Boston is a testament to her enduring influence and her ability to connect with audiences on a deeply personal level.

Following her Boston appearance, Wash will be honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the St. Louis Blues Museum on October 4, 2025. This recognition celebrates her groundbreaking contributions to American music, from her early gospel roots to her advocacy for vocal artists' rights. Her career, spanning several decades, has been marked by collaborations with icons like Sylvester and The Weather Girls, as well as a successful solo career that has inspired countless artists.

In November 2025, Wash will return to Las Vegas for the First Ladies of Disco Show at Myron's at The Smith Center. This residency, co-produced with her longtime manager James Washington, pays tribute to the women who have shaped disco, soul, and dance music. The show promises high-energy performances that celebrate the past, present, and future of these genres.

Wash's Love & Conflict Tour will continue into 2026, with additional dates and locations to be announced. Fans attending the Boston show can expect a mix of her classic hits and new material from her latest album, offering a night of empowerment, reflection, and joy. Tickets for the August 20 performance are available at CityWineryBoston.com.

Reflecting on this phase of her career, Wash shares, "This chapter in my life is about honoring the struggle, the joy, and the truth of my journey." Her tour and upcoming honors underscore her lasting legacy and her commitment to living her story "out loud" for her fans and the music community at large.