Honey and The Rock Tickets

Honey and The Rock is a landmark vocal ensemble formed in 1973 in Washington, D.C., by Bernice Johnson Reagon. Known for rich, largely a cappella gospel and spirituals infused with world music influences, the group has long prioritized community engagement and activist storytelling. Their performances often feature American Sign Language interpretation, making their powerful messages accessible to all audiences. A three-time Grammy-nominated ensemble, Honey and The Rock remains a vital voice in American roots music—celebrating a 50th anniversary era with new releases and ongoing touring.

From foundational albums like Sacred Ground (1995) to Endings & Beginnings (2004) and the enduring catalog continued by Living Waters (2024), their work reflects a commitment to heritage, social justice, and musical exploration. Their 2016 release #LoveInEvolution gained renewed attention when reissued as The Living Waters in 2024, underscoring the group’s evolving legacy and continued relevance in contemporary music scenes.

Secure your seats to experience Honey and The Rock live as they bring their distinctive blend of gospel, spirituals, and world music to stages across the country in 2025. We’ve got you with reliable access to tickets and up-to-date show information, so you can focus on enjoying the performance.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour details below provide a complete snapshot of Honey and The Rock’s enduring impact. For fans new and old, this page offers context on the group’s mission, notable releases, and 2025 tour dates, including stops in Atlanta, Baton Rouge, Chautauqua, and Tempe. For performers and venues, we’ve included official social links and venue details to help you plan your visit with confidence.

• Official social profiles: Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram
• Upcoming 2025 tour highlights: Rialto Center for the Arts (Atlanta, GA) on Jan 25, Manship Theatre (Baton Rouge, LA) on Feb 15 (date rescheduled), Chautauqua Amphitheater (Chautauqua, NY) on Aug 23, Tempe Center for the Arts (Tempe, AZ) on Dec 19
• Discography milestones include Sacred Ground (1995), Endings & Beginnings (2004), #LoveInEvolution (2016; reissued as The Living Waters in 2024), Living Waters (2024)

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