Name: All Star Purple Party
Start: 2025-01-24T20:00:00-05:00
Location: 600 14th Street NW Washington DC 20005

DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 PM | SHOW BEGINS AT 8:00 PM

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ALL STAR PURPLE PARTY: A PRINCE TRIBUTE
This Prince Tribute Band features Edward “Junie” Henderson as Prince and an All-Star Band of talented musicians from around the country complete with horn section and backing vocals. This is a non-stop, hit packed show spanning up to two hours and bringing the music and memories of Prince to audiences of all generations. The Prince Cover Band, All Star Purple Party Performs all of Prince’s biggest hits including Let’s Go Crazy, Purple Rain, When Doves Cry, Kiss, 1999, Sign Of The Times, I Wanna Be Your Lover, Little Red Corvette and so many more!
Ed sounds and looks like Prince. He performs in full gear as the artist himself as the All-Star Purple Party Prince Cover Band features some of the New Power Generation Group. Ed is known for “bringing the party.” Edward “Junie” Henderson’s music is no stranger to accolades. He was lead vocalist and songwriter for his group Experience Unlimited. The group had 4 top singles; was Grammy nominated; and a Soul Train Award recipient. In 2016 he was inducted into the African American History Museum on the Mall in Washington, D.C.
Ed has performed on the Arsenio Hall Show, Soul Train twice, at the Apollo and has toured every major and Black Historic College in the country. He was featured with Spike Lee in the movie, School Daze; the song “Da Butt” was a number 1 hit.
This Washington D.C. based Prince Tribute Band will thrill any audience. It’s recognized as one of the top Prince cover bands on the East Coast.

For any wheelchair or ADA needs, please contact the Box Office in advance of the performance at (202)-787-1000.
Please note that the front row of tables and chairs will be cleared for this show to create a general admission Pit. Be advised that there may be some seated areas where vision of the stage is obstructed.