By Rishele Ellison
On Friday, Nov. 15, 2024, legendary R and B group Dru Hill, whose soulful harmonies and timeless hits have defined an era of music, received a heartfelt tribute as ceremonial street name signs were unveiled in their honor. Presented by their longtime manager, Kevin Peck, and Director of Digital Media Rishele Ellison, the ceremony took place during the first night of their sold-out weekend at the Bethesda Theater in Bethesda, Md.
The group, celebrated for hits like “In My Bed,” “Tell Me,” “Beauty,” and “How Deep Is Your Love,” was honored with street signs located at the very intersections and neighborhoods that shaped their upbringing and inspired their music.
The honor not only recognizes their contributions to the R and B genre but also cements their legacy in the heart of Baltimore. For decades, Dru Hill has been a source of pride for the city, known for their iconic harmonies and electrifying performances that have influenced generations.
The unveiling at the Bethesda Theater was an emotional moment for the group and their fans, many of whom have followed them since their 1996 debut. The audience erupted in cheers as each member was recognized, celebrating not just their music but their enduring impact on the community.
“This is not just an honor for us as individuals but a tribute to our city, our families, and our fans who have supported us since day one,” said SisQo, reflecting on the milestone during the ceremony.
Baltimore residents can now find the following ceremonial street signs across the city:
SisQo’s Way – 2000 Block of Hillenwood Rd
Nokio’s Way – North Ave and Eutaw Ave
Scola’s Way – Monroe Ave and Lauretta Ave
Jazz’s Way (not pictured) – Greenmount Ave and North Ave
The street signs symbolize a full-circle moment for Dru Hill, marking their journey from Baltimore streets to international stages while honoring their roots. Fans can now visit these locations, etched with the names of the group members who helped shape the city’s musical history.
Dru Hill continues to tour and create, bridging generations with their timeless sound and unforgettable performances. Their three sold-out Bethesda Theater November shows testify to their enduring influence and the deep connection they share with their fans.
For the city of Baltimore, these signs serve as a reminder of what can be achieved through passion, talent, and perseverance.
Dru Hill will return to Bethesda Theatre for a special New Year’s Eve performance on Dec. 29th.
For more information and tickets visit here.
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