Patti LaBelle to Headline DAR Constitution Hall Concert Celebrating America’s 250th

LaBelle Brings Soul to the 250th: A One-Night Concert at DAR Constitution Hall

The Daughters of the American Revolution will host Patti LaBelle at DAR Constitution Hall on April 18 for a one-night concert tied to America’s 250th anniversary celebrations. The event is framed as a national moment: more than a pop show, it is meant as a public celebration that blends music with ceremonial honors.

Organizers say the program will spotlight LaBelle’s signature songs alongside patriotic numbers, with a particular focus on honoring women who have served in the armed forces. The performance is intended for both music fans and community groups who want to mark the anniversary in a formal setting.

Because this is a special commemorative event rather than a regular tour stop, the evening is expected to carry a more formal tone. That could make it appealing to audiences who want a mix of entertainment and civic ceremony, and it may attract attendees who follow national celebrations more than concert calendars.

When and Where — April 18 at DAR Constitution Hall

The concert is scheduled for April 18 at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C., the long-standing event home of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The venue has hosted everything from classical recitals to congressional hearings, and it will serve as the historic backdrop for this anniversary program.

DAR has said that ticketing details, including prices and release dates, will be announced in the weeks ahead. The presentation is being organized by the society, and it is likely to include member access or a presale window before public tickets become available. Exact seating arrangements and show time will be part of the ticketing announcement.

The hall sits in central Washington and typically draws a mix of locals and visitors; organizers say they will share information on transit and parking once tickets go on sale.

What to Expect on Stage: Music and a Salute to Women Veterans

Patti LaBelle will perform her well-known material and incorporate patriotic selections suitable for a national commemoration. The evening will include a formal salute to women veterans, recognizing their service as part of the broader anniversary theme.

Expect the show to mix familiar pop-soul moments with quieter segments of reflection and ceremony. The format leans into celebration rather than a standard club or arena concert, which should shape both the set list and the staging. Organizers also say the staging will be respectful and understated to fit the commemorative tone.

Why DAR and Constitution Hall Matter for the 250th

The Daughters of the American Revolution is a national lineage-based organization focused on history, education and patriotism. Constitution Hall, the group’s flagship auditorium, was built to host national events and has a long role in public life.

Holding a headliner like Patti LaBelle at this hall links popular culture to institutional commemoration. It is a symbolic choice: a celebrated singer performing in a civic space highlights how cultural figures can help a nation mark a milestone, bringing music into a moment of public memory. DAR has used Constitution Hall for milestone ceremonies for decades, and the choice underscores the society’s role in national remembrance.

Attending, Accessibility and Media Notes

DAR says it will provide details on accessibility and accommodations when ticketing information is released. Constitution Hall offers standard accessibility features, and the society has noted that they will make concessions for attendees who require assistance.

Media representatives and organizations seeking access or credentials should look for an official press advisory from DAR describing procedures for credentialing and on-site interviews. Sponsorship and partnership acknowledgments will be included in event materials, and the society plans to note those supporters as part of the program.

For anyone watching national anniversary events, this concert offers a window into how public commemoration can be staged: a mix of entertainment, tribute and institutional ceremony all under one roof.

Sources

• prnewswire.com