Future Frequencies — Lavender Rights Project 10-Year Anniversary Celebration. Saturday, September 19, 2026, Seattle, Washington.

Future Frequencies — Lavender Rights Project 10-Year Anniversary Celebration, Saturday September 19, 2026, Seattle, Washington

Lavender Rights Project (LRP)
proudly presents

Future Frequencies

A landmark celebration honoring 10 years of community-rooted organizing, advocacy, and liberation work. Taking place on Saturday, September 19th in Seattle, this ticketed fundraising event will bring together community members, supporters, artists, and partners for an unforgettable evening.

Future Frequencies is more than an anniversary, it is a collective visioning space. Rooted in Afrofuturism and musical storytelling, the event invites guests to reflect on LRP’s impact over the past decade while imagining the next 10, 20, and 30 years of Black Trans-led movement building in Seattle and across the country.

Designed as both a celebration and a call forward, Future Frequencies will create space for guests to connect, reflect, and dream together. Attendees can expect a vibrant, concert-like atmosphere filled with music, dancing, storytelling, and moments of collective joy. Throughout the night, we will uplift the voices and visions that continue to shape this movement and affirm our shared commitment to ensuring this work not only continues but thrives.

Guests will leave feeling energized, grounded in community, and inspired by a bold, collective vision for the future.

Featured Artists

Featured Artist:

2AM Ricky

Portrait of 2AM Ricky

2AM Ricky is an award-winning recording artist, storyteller, and creative force blending music, culture, and impact. Known for emotionally honest songwriting and immersive performances, Ricky has made history as the first Black trans masculine artist to chart Top 3 on the iTunes Electronic charts while using his platform to push conversations around identity, mental health, and visibility forward. Creator of “modern dandy music,” Ricky crafts musical experiences that remind us joy isn’t the absence of grief, it’s what can still exist beside it.

Featured Artist:

Jayza

Portrait of Jayza

At 27 years of age, Seattle’s own powerhouse singer, Jayza has performed throughout the city. Jayza has showcased her talents at the Moore Theater, the Paramount, as well as Benaroya Hall. Jazz, R&B, and gospel influences paired with her classical operatic training create the melodious, unique and soulful stylings of Jayza. Following the release of her latest single “Take The L”, found on all platforms, Jayza completed a West Coast tour. Shortly thereafter, Jayza completed an overseas European tour. Today Jayza focuses on using her talent to connect and touch the souls of those who love a good tune. She is honored to give back to Seattle.

Featured Artist:

Neverending Nina

Portrait of Neverending Nina

Neverending Nina, is an award-winning artist/community cultivator hailing from the great musical city states of Port Arthur, TX by way of New Orleans, LA. With creditable relationships with powerhouse entities such as The Recording Academy, NFL, ESSENCE, GLAAD, TIDAL, Advocate, NAACP, FOX SOUL, OUTLOUD MusicFest, LA/San Fran/NYC and World Pride to name a few. Neverending Nina’s debut ep (PRESENT), along with her new ep (VISION) and multiple featured career single releases, showcase how she combines advocacy in her art by mixing various musical genres in expressing universal lessons on love, relationships, and self-acceptance to create change.

Featured Artist:

Sway & Swoon

Portrait of Sway and Swoon

Founded in 2015 by Seattle-based artists and cultural workers Moni (JusMoni) and Stasia (Stas Thee Boss), Sway & Swoon Unit, formerly Sway and Swoon DJ Collective, is a Black Queer-led DJ and cultural project creating intentional spaces for connection, celebration, and collective care. Rooted in sound, storytelling, and community stewardship, Sway & Swoon Unit curates experiences that center Black Queer women, gender-diverse communities, and adjacent communities through music, nightlife, and cultural programming. Their work challenges the lack of infrastructure for Black Queer artists by building spaces grounded in healing, collaboration, resource sharing, and radical joy. Sway & Swoon continues to expand its commitment to intergenerational connection, cultural preservation, and music as a tool for belonging, liberation, and collective imagination.

Tickets

Additional Details:

Saturday, September 19, 2026  ·  Seattle, Washington