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Ralph, Devine, Davis, Harris & More Featured In 19th Annual DIVAS SIMPLY SINGING! Concert 10/10

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The 19th annual Divas Simply Singing! concert will be held at 7:30pm on October 10th at the Saban Theatre (formerly Wilshire Theatre) in Beverly Hills. The evening will be presented by Sheryl Lee Ralph, and proceeds will benefit the Women Alive Coalition and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

The concert will feature Ralph, Loretta Devine, Yolanda Adams, Brenda Russell, Jenifer Lewis, Barbara Morrison, Frenchie Davis, N'dambi, Yo Yo, Niecy Nash, and Sam Harris.

Tickets are priced at $250, $100, $50 & $25 and go on sale July 15th.

For more information and to purchase tickets, call 323-655-0111 or visit www.divassimplysinging.com.

 

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