Hello fans and friends, new and old!  We welcome you and trust that you will find the information here entertaining and inspiring. Lady J Huston is a multi-talented entertainer; accomplished as a singer, songwriter, musician and recording artist, she has performed on many stages across the country, appearing on television & radio internationally, in news print & other media.

UPCOMING SHOWS

Sunday, August 4, 4:00pm – 7:00pm  The Lady J Huston Show (Full Band) National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave., 63101 Ticket: $15 at Box Office, (314) 925-0016 or click here to order online. Thursday, August 15, 7:00pm - 10:00pm Lady J Huston Duo Evangeline's Bistro & Music House 512 N Euclid Ave, 63108 No Cover, call to RSVP at: (314) 367-3644. St. Louis Blues Society members get 15% off their bill with membership card. Tuesday, August 20, 12:00pm – 1:00pm Lady J Huston (Solo) presentation: St. Louis Woman, Living the Blues National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave., 63101 Private: St. Louis Oasis Group Members only. Sunday, September 1, 11:00am - 12:00pm (10:40am meditation) Lady J Huston (Solo): Labor Day Celebration Center for Spiritual Living, St. Louis 12875 Fee Fee Rd, 63146 No Cover, All are welcome! Saturday, September 7, 7:00pm – 10:00pm The Lady J Huston Show National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave., 63101 Ticket: $15 at Box Office, (314) 925-0016 or click here to order online. Thursday, September 12, 10:00pm - 1:30am The Lady J Huston Show BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups 700 S. Broadway, 63102 Ticket: $5 at door, call to RSVP for 4 or more guests at: (314) 436-5222. Sunday, Sept 29, 2019, 12:00pm - 3:00pm Lady J Huston Trio Fall Festival Saints Peter & Paul Church 1919 S. 7th St., 63104, (314) 231-9923 No Cover, neighborhood festival with games, beer, brats & more with covered tents. Friday, October 4, 5:00pm - 7:00pm Lady J Huston Quartet BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups 700 S. Broadwa,y 63102 Ticket: $5 at door, call to RSVP for 4 or more guests at: (314) 436-5222.

Thursday, October 10, 7:00pm - 10:00pm Lady J Huston Duo Evangeline's Bistro & Music House 512 N Euclid Ave, 63108 No Cover, call to RSVP at: (314) 367-3644. St. Louis Blues Society members get 15% off their bill with membership card. Wednesday, October 16, 11:30am - 1:30pm Lady J Huston Trio "Wing Fling Jam" presented by the Wolff Jazz Institute & Gallery Harris-Stowe State University (Bosley Dining Hall) 3017 Laclede Ave., 63103, (314) 340-5773 Ticket: Seniors $5 at door, includes show & all you can eat wings. Tuesday, October 22, 7:00pm - 10:00pm Lady J Huston Quartet Dark Room at the Grandel 3610 Grandel Square 63103 No Cover, call to RSVP at: (314) 776-9550. Sunday, October 27, 4:00pm – 7:00pm The Lady J Huston Show National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave., 63101 Ticket: $15 at Box Office (314) 925-0016. Saturday, November 9, 5:00pm - 7:00pm Lady J Huston Quartet BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups 700 S. Broadway, 63102 Ticket: $5 at door, call to RSVP for 4 or more guests at: (314) 436-5222. Sunday, December 1, 4:00pm – 7:00pm The Lady J Huston Show National Blues Museum 615 Washington Ave., 63101 Ticket: $15 at Box Office (314) 925-0016. Friday, December 6, 7:00pm - 9:30pm The Lady J Huston Show BB's Jazz, Blues & Soups 700 S. Broadway, 63102 Ticket: $5 at door, call to RSVP for 4 or more guests at: (314) 436-5222.

Originating from St. Louis, MO, as a child she performed in many venues as a modern dancer with her mother, Loyce Huston.  As a teenager, she got her first taste of fame as the vocalist with Rock 'n Roll Hall of Famer, Johnnie Johnson (a/k/a Father of Rock 'n Roll piano) who was Chuck Berry's original pianist and which the song "Johnny B. Good" was written in honor of.

Lady J's next big break came at the age of 18 when she toured with the legendary Blues Hall of Famer, Albert "Blues Boy" King band for several years [more].   On May 18, 2013 HBO aired the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame ceremony where Albert King was inducted.

Lady J was hired as a Trumpeter and eventually moved up the ranks as horn section leader, then Music Director as well as Opening Act.  Being the only female in an all male band was most interesting.  She was performing amongst stars such as Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Etta James, Millie Jackson, Bo Didley and many other blues legends. Lady J performed with Albert King on the only known fully televised performance featuring him on the Maintenance Shop Blues PBS special.

Lady J appeared on ABC World News with Diane Sawyer on March 28. You can view the episode at: http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/ video/real-money-cut-back -big-bucks-medical- bills-18835600

Henderson Press, Hot Spot of the Week selected performance at Lake Las Vegas which drew over 1,500 people in attendance!

Lady J's farewell from Las Vegas in 2013 was jammed pack with a show that featured many popular performing artists. Las Vegas Informer "Until We Meet Again" by Debbie Hall

Las Vegas Band Members: Glenn Hamann (Guitar), Willie Fisher (Drums), Darrell Craig Harris (Bass), Russell Burt (Saxophones), Lady J Huston (Vocalist/Trumpeter), Mike Hepner (Keys), Steve Scheck (Tombone). Not pictured: Derek "Baby D" Galbreith (Bass) & Z. Lipsky, Manager

2018 "Women in Arts" awarded by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), O'Fallon, MO Chapter. 2013 Inducted into the Las Vegas Entertainment Consumers Exchange (ECE) "Hall of Fame". 2012 voted "Best Blues Performer" awarded by the Las Vegas Black Music Association (BMA). 2011 Honors Award for "Best Blues Performer" by the ECE. 2010 voted "Best Blues Band" awarded by the BMAs. 2009 voted "Best Blues Performer" awarded by the BMAs.

• During her college pursuits, she attended the University of Kansas and Howard University with music and academic scholarships, and eventually graduated from the University of Redlands, CA earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree.
• Advocacy: Cox TV show & hostess, "On the Go ... with Amie Jo", filmed the band at the Texas Station in support of Lady J's advocacy for Lupus, Fibromyalgia and individuals with disabilities. Lupus predominately affects women of color, especially African Americans. It can be debilitating or worse. More research and awareness is needed to find a cure, genetic links, earlier diagnoses & better treament options. The show aired on COX Cable - Channel 128 (CBS Digital).
  
  Lady J continues to provide support to these causes with speaking engagements and performances. She shares her amazing path to healing from using Functional Medicine.

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