Jhené Aiko is making her return to Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening (July 31), two weeks after ending the primary leg of her tour in Atlanta and greater than 4 years because the COVID-prompted cancellation of her breakout area tour in help of her critically acclaimed album Chilombo.

Released on March 6, 2020, simply weeks earlier than the COVID-19 pandemic, the Grammy-nominated platinum album is lastly being carried out for Aiko’s rising feminine fanbase on her Magic Hour Tour, which kicked off final month at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. The “Sativa” singer, 36, is joined on the tour by supporting acts Coi Leray, Tink, Umi and Kiana Ledé.

Magic Hour’s dwell manufacturing showcases the music of Chilombo, which debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart when it was launched in 2020, and tells the story of Aiko’s musical journey and non secular development, explains agent Caroline Yim at WME, advised by an astral array of visible parts and video manufacturing, styled to match Aiko’s personal signature psychedelia.

“Jhene’s process has never been ‘drop an album, do a tour,’” defined Yim, who famous that Aiko maintained an in depth connection together with her fanbase throughout the pandemic, including, “People are yearning for the music, and the beauty of not rushing a tour was that the music she did put out got to live and breathe over several years.”

Yim added, “Magic Hour is Jhene’s life story. It’s the things that she has gone through, the things that she has felt and a message to others to feel good about yourself and love yourself. That’s why it’s so pure and authentic; it’s not just dealing with heartbreak and those type of relationships, but also family dynamics and friendships and loss and grief. And that resonates with her fans in a very intimate and emotional way.”

Aiko’s life actually has modified because the launch of Chilombo — in November, Aiko gave delivery to her son Noah Hasani with rapper Big Sean. A longtime advocate for restorative therapeutic, Aiko launched her personal wellness firm The ARK in 2022, following up on her success experimenting with crystal bowls as each a musical supply and an power heart. Every monitor on Chilombo contains the use of quartz crystal sound bowls, which she has carried out with for almost 20 years.

Aiko’s ARK and ALLEL manufacturers have grown to now embrace jewellery, her Jhenetics make-up line and audio companions for meditation and sleep. Aiko’s entrepreneurial efforts have pushed her crew to prioritize high-impact performances because the pandemic ended, reserving high-profile performances at Coachella for each 2022 and 2024, in addition to Las Vegas’ Lovers and Friends competition in 2023 and Day N Vegas in 2022.

“The timing really worked with doing a few shows at the end of last year to set up for everything that was going to go on in 2024,” defined Yim, including, “It’s become this community of women and girls coming out to grow together and sing their hearts out.”