Jhene Aiko’s performance was soulful and captivating.

On December 6, 2024, the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina, became a sanctuary of sound as Jhené Aiko graced the stage during her “Magic Hour Tour.” The evening opened with Kiana Ledé, the Phoenix-born R&B sensation, who delivered heartfelt tracks from her latest album Cut Ties (2024). Seattle’s UMI followed, enchanting the audience with her introspective, earthy sounds from Forest in the City (2022). The energy surged as Shenseea, the Jamaican dancehall queen, took the stage, performing tracks from her debut album Alpha (2022). Toronto’s Jessie Reyez captivated with her raw and emotive vocals, showcasing songs from her album YESSIE (2022). Throughout the night, DJ Starrza masterfully held the show together, maintaining a vibrant and cohesive rhythm.

DJ Starrza

When Jhené Aiko finally appeared, her performance felt like a celestial experience. The Los Angeles native, known for her ethereal voice and introspective lyrics, took the audience on a journey through her celebrated discography, including her Grammy-nominated Chilombo (2020) and her latest album, Sailing Souls II (2024). Bathed in warm lights and wrapped in her signature calm yet powerful energy, Jhené transformed the venue into a realm of serenity and introspection. Her official website, jheneaiko.com, offers a window into her artistry, featuring music, videos, and exclusive merchandise, including apparel and accessories that reflect her soulful aesthetic.

The “Magic Hour Tour” began on June 19, 2024, in Detroit, Michigan, and concluded on December 14, 2024, at the FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee. Each artist brought their unique artistry to the tour, leaving an indelible impression. Fans can explore their official websites for more: kianalede.com, whoisumi.com, shenseea.com, and jessiereyez.com. From limited-edition tour merchandise to new releases, these offerings allow fans to stay connected to the magic of this unforgettable musical journey.

Kiana Lede

UMI

Shenseea

Jessie Reyez

Jhene Aiko