MUSE: A SALUTE TO DIVAS OF THE '90s Will Come to The Sinclair in Cambridge

Celebrating the female artists who shaped a generation of music, Muse: A Salute to Divas of the '90s comes to The Sinclair in Cambridge, MA this Thursday, May 7, 2026. Headlined by New England-based vocalists Jacyn Tremblay and Lauren Rhoades, Muse delivers a high-energy, feel-good concert experience honoring legendary artists including Cher, Alanis Morissette, Madonna, Melissa Etheridge, Whitney Houston, and more. Backed by a live band and fueled by powerhouse vocals, the show blends pop, R&B, and rock anthems into a nostalgic journey that has audiences singing along from start to finish. 

More than just a tribute, Muse is a celebration of the enduring impact of women in popular music, and the artists who defined a generation.

“This music is timeless—it's emotional, bold, and instantly connects people,” said co-creator and performer Jacyn Tremblay. “We wanted to create a show that not only celebrates these incredible artists but also gives audiences a chance to relive those moments together.”

Lauren Rhoades continues, “These divas helped raise me. I can remember exactly where I was and how I felt when I first heard many of the songs on our setlist. We hope to ignite a similar sense of nostalgia in the audience.”

At the heart of Muse is the undeniable chemistry between Tremblay and Rhoades, whose musical partnership spans more than two decades. The duo first performed together in the pop/R&B girl group JADA, signed to Universal/Motown, and have since shared the stage in hundreds of performances across New England. Their tight harmonies and dynamic stage presence are the result of years of collaboration and a shared love of the music that shaped their careers.

Since its debut in 2022, Muse has built a growing and loyal following, with standout performances at venues including The Cabot Performing Arts Center, BNH Stage, The Rex Theatre, and Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, as well as regular sold-out shows at The Music Hall in Portsmouth, NH.

Now, with strong early ticket sales and rising buzz, the upcoming performance at The Sinclair marks the show's most high-profile Boston engagement to date.