Lalah Hathaway is set to perform at Maryland Hall in Annapolis on Nov. 16, with doors opening at 7 p.m. and the show beginning at 8 p.m. The five-time Grammy winner, known for a career that spans R&B, soul, jazz and pop, brings decades of acclaim to the Annapolis venue located at 801 Chase Street.
Rams Head Presents will bring the singer, songwriter and producer to Maryland Hall, according to Rams Head Presents. As Eye On Annapolis had previously reported, the concert adds another marquee name to the venue's lineup this season.
Hathaway is the daughter of the late soul singer Donny Hathaway, and her own catalog includes seven solo albums built across genres. The event listing notes she has received invitations to share the stage with music legends Prince, Stevie Wonder and Herbie Hancock over the course of her career, per the same account.
A Grammy Legacy Rivaling Beyoncé's
Hathaway has won five Grammy Awards total, a run that began in 2013 when she earned Best R&B Performance for “Something” with Snarky Puppy, according to Grammy.com. She followed that with three consecutive wins for Best Traditional R&B Performance — “Jesus Children” in 2014, “Little Ghetto Boy” in 2015 and “Angel” in 2016 — the same source notes.
Those three Best Traditional R&B Performance wins put her in rare company: Eye On Annapolis reports that Hathaway and Beyoncé each hold three awards in that category, tying them for the record. Her collaborators over the years have included Pharrell Williams, Kendrick Lamar, Dr. Dre, Anderson .Paak and Robert Glasper, as well as Rapsody, Snoop Dogg and Esperanza Spalding, per the event listing.
Tickets and Venue Details
Maryland Hall is in Annapolis and is currently presenting its 2026–2027 season, according to Maryland Hall's event page. Additional concert information and tickets are available through Rams Head Presents.
Eye On Annapolis, a community-based site focused on Anne Arundel County, has covered the show for local readers. For Annapolis music fans, the Nov. 16 date offers a rare chance to see a generational voice — one shaped by her father's legacy and carved further by her own — in an intimate setting close to home.
