Support King Records' Legacy

Led by Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and a united City Council, repair of the buildings has begun with a new roof. Shortly before the pandemic began, King Records Legacy Committee was established to oversee the future of the King Records buildings for a new music-making and cultural center, museum and more. A new non-profit, King Records Legacy, has been created.

The OVATION King green room will highlight work of Kings’ Otis Williams, Philip Paul and Bootsy Collins who have led the community and other King legacies in partnership with the City of Cincinnati, the King Record Legacy Committee and Mayor Cranley’s Music Ambassador program. As official King ambassadors these three kings have engaged with Paul McCartney, Chuck D, Jack White, Billy Gibbons, Les Claypool and Branford Marsalis in support of King Records, just to name a few examples.

King Records Legacy Chair Kent Butts said, “We are thrilled with Stienecker’s generous and forward thinking partnership.”

100% of your donations go towards  supporting a new music-making and cultural center, museum and more through King Records' Legacy.