Jhené Aiko is back outside this summer! She recently announced she’ll be the headliner for The Magic Hour Tour and bringing some talented friends with her. In addition, Coi Leray, Tink, Umi, and Kiana Ledé will be supporting acts. The tour will kick off June 19th in Detroit, Michigan, making a total of 29 scheduled stops. For Jhené, this will be her first headlining tour in over 5 years.
The Magic Hour Tour was originally scheduled years ago. After dropping the 2020 studio album “Chilombo,” the tour was supposed to be served as a way to promote the release. Due to COVID-19 concerns, and restrictions, the tour was initially cancelled.
Jhené’s Recent Sucess
Chilombo is Jhené 3rd studio album release. The album released back on March 6th in 2020 and has a total of 20 tracks including features from Big Sean, Nas, H.E.R, John Legend, and more. Chilombo received high praise earning well over one million album-equivalent units, earning it a platinum certification by the Recording Industry Association of America.
Jhené earned 2020 grammy nominations for Chilombo. Those nominations included best R&B performance, best progressive R&B album, and album of the year. This upcoming tour looks to be a celebration lap for all fans of Jhené and Chilombo’s accolades.
The Magic Hour Tour Information
Tickets are currently available for purchase on the tour’s official website. All scheduled dates will feature all Coi Leray, Umi, Kiana Ledé, and Tink. For more information on the tour stay tapped in with Respect My Region.
2024 Tour Dates
- Wednesday, June 19: Detroit — Little Caesars Arena
- Thursday, June 20: Chicago — United Center
- Saturday, June 22: Greensboro, North Carolina — Greensboro Coliseum
- Sunday, June 23: Washington, D.C. — Capital One Arena
- Tuesday, June 25: Philadelphia — Wells Fargo Center
- Thursday, June 27: Boston — TD Garden
- Monday, July 1: Brooklyn, New York — Barclays Center
- Tuesday, July 2: Toronto — Scotiabank Arena
- Saturday, July 6: Orlando, Florida — Kia Center
- Sunday, July 7: Sunrise, Florida — Amerant Bank Arena
- Wednesday, July 10: Houston — Toyota Center
- Friday, July 12: Fort Worth, Texas — Dickies Arena
- Saturday, July 13: Austin, Texas — Moody Center
- Monday, July 15: Atlanta — State Farm Arena
- Thursday, Aug. 1: Phoenix — Footprint Center
- Monday, Aug. 5: San Francisco — Chase Center
- Tuesday, Aug. 6: Sacramento, California — Golden 1 Center
- Thursday, Aug. 8: Portland, Oregon — Moda Center
- Saturday, Aug. 10: Las Vegas — MGM Grand Garden Arena
- Tuesday, Aug. 13: Seattle — Climate Pledge Arena
- Wednesday, Aug. 14: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada — Pacific Coliseum
- Friday, Aug. 16: West Valley City, Utah — Maverik Center
- Saturday, Aug. 17: Denver — Ball Arena
- Monday, Aug. 19: Kansas City, Missouri — T-Mobile Center
- Tuesday, Aug. 20: Minneapolis — Target Center
- Thursday, Aug. 22: Columbus, Ohio — Nationwide Arena
