Jhené Aiko brings out H.E.R., Miguel, Big Sean and B2K reunion for Magic Hour tour in Los Angeles

The Los Angeles leg of Jhené Aiko’s Magic Hour tour was her most impressive performance to date and her “favorite show so far.”

Taking place at the Crypto.com Arena on Wednesday (July 31), the concert was a memorable event for her hometown crowd. The show kicked off with “One Way St.” from her 2020 album Chilombo, featuring captivating visuals.  

Following a costume change, Jhené came back to the stage with Ab-Soul, who performed his verse alongside her.

The evening's highlight was a nostalgic moment when Omarion joined Jhené to perform "Post To Be," reflecting on the early days of their careers.

“You reminded me the other day that the first tour you went on was with B2K,” O said. 

“So, I think it’s only right that we honor that moment and we do it like how we did it back then. Ladies and gentleman, B2K!”  

To everyone's surprise, the other three members of the iconic boy band—J Boog, Fizz, and Raz-B—came out carrying a bouquet of flowers. Jhené playfully added, “One, two, three, four and you know I’m the unofficial fifth member of B2K.”

The “Ice Box”  singer expressed, “We love you, Jhené. We’re so proud of you. Continue on.” The group waved to the audience before exiting the stage. 

Although they didn’t perform, their appearance sparked speculation about a Millennium Tour reunion, much to the disappointment of long-time Pandemonium fans who know Jhené from songs like “Tease” and “Dog.” 

Jhené’s older sister, Mila J, took the stage to perform their duet “On The Way” along with her solo hits, “My Main” and “Kickin’ Back.” H.E.R. captivated the audience by joining Jhené for the first time to perform “B.S.,” and shared, “There would be no me without you.”

Miguel’s performance of both “hoe” and “Happiness Over Everything (H.O.E.)” truly excited the crowd. Big Sean made the final guest appearance of the evening, where the couple performed “Beware” together, and Jhené requested that he also sing her favorite song of his, “I Don’t F**k With You.”

The Magic Hour tour will visit northern California, Las Vegas, and various cities in the northwest, concluding on August 22 in Columbus, Ohio.