Karyn White at City Winery STL

Name: Karyn White at City Winery STL
Start: 2025-09-02T19:30:00-05:00
Location: 3730 Foundry Way, Suite 158, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110

Schedule

Tue, 02 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

3730 Foundry Way, Suite 158, St. Louis, MO, United States, Missouri 63110 | St. Louis, MO

City Winery St. Louis presents Karyn White live on Tuesday, September 2nd at 7:30pm!
Multi-Platinum Selling Recording Artist. Film Producer. Actress. Cultural Icon. Superwoman. A two-time Grammy-nominated trailblazer of R&B, pop, dance, and New Jack Swing, Karyn White helped define the sound—and the spirit—of a generation. With her international anthem “Superwoman,” she gave voice to women’s strength, independence, and vulnerability—creating a timeless rallying cry that still resonates today.
Her string of No. 1 hits—including “The Way You Love Me,” “Romantic,” “Secret Rendezvous,” “Love Saw It” (with Babyface), and “The Way I Feel About You”—lit up the R&B, pop, and dance charts, shifting the culture along the way. Bold, soulful, and always ahead of the curve, Karyn fused music, fashion, and attitude—bringing fearless femininity and high-glam energy to every performance. She didn’t follow trends—she set them. In her own lane. In her own way. That’s Karyn White fashion.
A multi-platinum international recording artist and electrifying live performer, Karyn continues to tour the world, captivating audiences with her powerful voice, iconic catalog, and commanding stage presence.
Beyond music, she is a film producer, screenwriter, actress, and music supervisor, best known for her semi-autobiographical film Gale and The Storm, currently streaming on Tubi. As CEO of Karyn White Enterprises (KWE), she leads a creative brand rooted in soul, legacy, and fearless reinvention.
A true renaissance woman, Karyn is also a style trailblazer, philanthropist, interior designer, real estate investor, honorary Doctor of Humanities, and—most proudly—a devoted mother. With accolades from Billboard, the NAACP, and the 2022 Black Music Honors Soul Music Icon Award, she remains a visionary force in music, film, and culture.