Marvin Gaye: A Tribute to the Prince of Soul
KST Presents
Saturday, March 14, 2026
6:00pm – 7:00pm: VIP Reception
7:30pm – 9:00pm: Concert
Kelly Staryhorn Theater | 5941 Penn Ave.
VIP Reception+ Early Seating: Pay What Moves You: $65 – $85
General Admission: Pay What Moves You: $35 – $45
Marvin Gaye, the beloved Prince of Soul, transcends the boundaries of rhythm and blues! From What’s Going On, Ain’t No Mountain High Enough, to Let’s Get It On, experience Marvin Gaye’s legendary catalog in a new light reimagined by Pittsburgh’s finest vocalists and musicians led by music director Jerome Kirkland.
KST Annual Tribute concerts have been going strong since 2020 with an extraordinary lineup of local artists to honor musical legends. This year follows 2024’s spectacular WHITNEY concert and past crowd pleasers Simply the Best: A Tina Turner Tribute Concert and R.E.S.P.E.C.T.: An Aretha Franklin Tribute Concert. Each year, we unite audiences in song and celebration. Get your tickets now before this popular show sells out!
Photo Credit: Collage by Kiearra Williams; Photo by Jim Britt (Public Domain) and Randall Coleman
- ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Blessed to share this gift of music, Jerome Kirkland (Music Director, Keys) has lit up stages with artists from Donnie McClurkin to Billy Porter. A multi-genre writer, producer, and instrumentalist, he brings versatility and fire to every performance. As a sought out Music Director, his goal is to craft electric, heartfelt arrangements that ignite the room—and leave audiences buzzing long after the final note.
Dennis Garner Jr. (Drums) is a professional musician & music producer. Dennis carries a vibrant passion for cultuvating creative performance opportunities for the Pittsburgh music community. In 2009 he founded Live City Entertainment, a centerstage production agency & an artists development hub. Dennis is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated, a 4x Local champion of the Guitar Center Drum-Off competition, and K-12 Teaching Artist Team Lead for the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust arts education department.
Chuck Anderson (Bass) is a Pittsburgh-based multi-instrumentalist who began performing professionally at 19. While studying at Central State University, he served as drummer and percussionist for the Grammy-nominated CSU Chorus under Dr. William Henry Caldwell and performed for seven years with gospel artist Jonathan Dunn. He has played internationally in Italy, Sweden, Norway, Japan, China, and the UAE, and has shared the stage with artists including Branford Marsalis, Frank McComb, and Raheem Devaughn. Chuck also leads Chuck8301 Music.
Gary Howard (Guitar) picked up the guitar at age nine and taught himself how to play—never taking a single lesson. This natural talent has led to a remarkable career, playing alongside many professional touring acts and local bands over the years. For 25 years, Gary has been the reliable guitarist for the popular band House of Soul. In a new venture, he has established an exciting Earth, Wind & Fire Tribute Show band. When he’s not performing, Gary is the proud owner of Smoove Recording Studio, where he continues to contribute his expertise to the music world.
Lyndsey Smith (Vocalist), the “Goddaughter of Soul,” is an award-winning vocalist delivering a powerful fusion of Rock ‘n’ Roll and Soul music. Her transformative voice, forged through personal pain and triumph, consistently uplifts her audience. Lyndsey’s magnetic and unforgettable performances showcase powerhouse vocals, sultry delivery, and electric stage presence, inspired by legends like Etta James and Tina Turner.
Twan Moore (Vocalist) is a true Soul Singer with a smooth voice! His peers and fans have named him “The Silky Soul Singer”! Originally from Chicago, he now resides here in Pittsburgh! He has a five octave vocal range and is a very versatile vocalist! He’s a Recording Artist with is own original music! If you ever have a chance to hear this vocalist live please do so, because you don’t want to miss it.
From New Kensington to stages nationwide, Cam Chambers (Vocalist) is a musician built by church roots and live performance. After forming a band in college, he’s released multiple projects, collaborated across genres, toured nationally, and has lit up Pittsburgh’s music scene since 2013. With jazz in his blood, Cam brings tradition, versatility, and energy to every stage he touches.
Kenny Stockard’s (Vocalist) love for music and his calling to be a musician was inspired by his grandpa. As a young boy, Kenny watched his grandfather lead worship at a small church in St. Louis, and he knew he wanted to use his voice to lift people’s hearts in the same way. His aim is to make songs that help people seek the good in life.