Ella Mai is officially back on the road, bringing her Do You Still Love Me Tour to stages across the U.S., Europe, and the UK. For fans who have been eagerly awaiting her return to the live circuit, this tour represents more than just a series of concerts—it is a celebration of a new chapter in the artist’s life, following her recent personal milestones.
If her recent performance at the Saint Lucia Jazz and Arts Festival is any indication, audiences are in for a masterclass in vocal performance. Known for her ability to command a room with nothing but a microphone, Ella Mai is elevating her craft this time around by incorporating a full-scale production designed to immerse fans in the emotional landscape of her latest work.
A New Era of Performance
This tour marks a significant evolution for the singer. Having recently welcomed her first child with NBA star Jayson Tatum, the emotional weight behind her latest music is palpable. In recent interviews, she has expressed a desire to bring the intimacy of her songwriting to life on a grander scale, ensuring that every attendee feels the depth of her journey.
The album fueling this tour, Do You Still Love Me?, has already made waves on the charts, with standout tracks like “Tell Her” and “Little Things” solidifying her place in the modern R&B landscape. With executive production from Mustard, the record serves as a powerful follow-up to her previous work, proving that her sound continues to mature and resonate with a global audience.
The Essential Setlist
To capture the essence of her career thus far, we believe the following tracks are non-negotiable for the Do You Still Love Me Tour:
- Trip: The perfect opener to set the tone and remind the crowd of her biggest hits.
- Boo’d Up: A timeless classic that demands full audience participation.
- She Don’t: A nod to the day-one fans who have followed her since the beginning.
- Shot Clock: An essential high-energy staple for any Ella Mai set.
- Tell Her: A showcase of the refined production found on her latest project.
- Little Things: A moment for intimate, stripped-back vocal delivery.
- Somebody’s Son: A track that has already proven its ability to connect deeply with live crowds.
- How: A powerful, quiet moment that demands the room’s full attention.
- Not Another Love Song: A mid-show emotional anchor.
- Own It: A fan-favorite deep cut that deserves a spot in the rotation.
- Good Bad: A high-energy track to build momentum toward the finale.
- Power of a Woman: A triumphant penultimate song.
- Boo’d Up (Reprise) into Trip: The ultimate encore to leave the audience on their feet.
As Ella Mai prepares to make this summer unforgettable, one thing is certain: she is ready to remind the world why she remains one of the most compelling voices in R&B today.
