New York, NY—-This past Friday night, City Winery was absolutely buzzing as KeKe Wyatt delivered a breathtaking performance that had the entire room captivated from start to finish. The cozy, intimate setting of the venue was the perfect backdrop for a night of pure vocal mastery and emotional connection.
Opening the evening was ShowTyme, who immediately set a lively tone with his smooth vocals, engaging energy, and easy rapport with the audience. His mix of original songs and crowd-pleasing covers had everyone vibing, setting the perfect stage for what was to come. ShowTyme’s charisma and soulful delivery proved he’s definitely an artist to watch.
When KeKe Wyatt stepped onstage, she instantly commanded the room. Her voice — powerful, raw, and effortlessly versatile — filled every corner of City Winery. Throughout the night, she took fans on a journey through her catalog and beyond. She performed beloved hits like “Who Knew,” “My First Love,“ and “Fall In Love,” showcasing the emotional richness and incredible range that have made her a fan favorite for years.
She also treated the audience to stunning covers of “I’m Going Down“ and “Tennessee Whiskey,” putting her own soulful spin on each classic. Her duet performance of “You and I“ was another highlight, full of passion and chemistry, even as a solo. In a beautiful and moving moment, KeKe shifted into gospel, delivering a stirring version of “Keep Your Eye on the Sparrow“ that brought chills and had the audience shouting and swaying in the spirit.
To close out the night, KeKe brought it all home with her timeless hit “Nothing in This World,” leaving the audience singing along and giving her a well-deserved standing ovation.
Overall, KeKe Wyatt proved once again why she is one of the most gifted and underrated vocalists of her generation. The show was a masterclass in live performance — full of heart, humor, raw emotion, and jaw-dropping talent. Between ShowTyme’s dynamic opening set and KeKe’s unforgettable headlining performance, it was a night that those lucky enough to attend won’t soon forget.
