Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame Unveils 2025 Inductee Lineup

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Alicia Reece, Hamilton County Commissioner and founder of the esteemed Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame, teamed up with Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati President Justin Wyborn to inaugurate Black Music Month on June 4. In front of a vibrant audience, they unveiled the 2025 class of inductees, which includes The O’Jays, Nancy Wilson, Dottie Peoples, and The Ohio Players, alongside notable influencers like Hal Davis of Motown Records and radio host Don Juan 4 Show. The 2025 honorees epitomize musical excellence: Nancy Wilson, a Grammy-winning singer and civil rights advocate; The Ohio Players, famous for their funk hits; The O’Jays, renowned for their contributions to R&B; and Dottie Peoples, the powerhouse of Gospel music. Upcoming events feature a Father’s Day celebration, a Juneteenth exhibit unveiling, and a documentary premiere, culminating in the 2025 induction ceremony during the Cincinnati Music Festival. For continuous updates, follow @CincyBlackMusicWalk on social platforms.

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