The music world is preparing to say goodbye to a true legend. Angie Stone, a beloved figure in the neo-soul genre, will be honored with two memorial services that will celebrate her life, artistry, and lasting impact on R&B music. The first service is scheduled for Friday, March 14, in Atlanta, followed by a more personal ceremony in her hometown of Columbia, South Carolina, the next day. Angie Stone’s influence reached far and wide. She was a talented singer and a storyteller who inspired many artists with her powerful voice.

A number of well known figures from the music industry are expected to come together to pay their respects, including Tyler Perry, Kirk Franklin, Anthony Hamilton, Keke Wyatt, Tamela Mann, Y’Anna Crawley, Musiq Soulchild, Q. Parker, and Stout. Their presence will ensure that both memorials are filled with music, love, and heartfelt memories. The Atlanta service will be a public tribute, allowing fans and fellow artists to reflect on her legacy. The gathering in Columbia will be smaller and more intimate, reserved for her closest family and friends, those who knew her not just as a star but as a person who loved music and the people in her life. Angie Stone tragically passed away last weekend in a car accident after leaving a performance in Montgomery County, Alabama.

While others in the car survived, the loss of such an iconic artist has left a deep wound in the music community. Her voice was one of a kind, her songs are timeless, and her impact on the industry will never be forgotten. Whether through hits like “No More Rain (In This Cloud)” or her exciting collaborations that shaped R&B, Angie Stone will always be regarded as a key figure in music. As friends, family, and fans gather to celebrate her life, Angie Stone’s music and spirit will live on and continue to inspire soul lovers for years to come. Rest in peace, Angie. Though your voice may be silent now, your music will always resonate.