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B2K In Concert
For a whirlwind two years in the early 2000s, boy band B2K held the world in their sensitive but rugged palms, creating bouncy, hip-hopāenhanced R&B with P. Diddy ("Bump, Bump, Bump") and even starring in a blockbuster dance drama (You Got Served) that showcased their lithe bodies and voices equally. Though the group split up in 2004, late 2018 brought the welcome news that Omarion, Fizz, Boog, and Raz-B are back together and ready to inspire screams and swoons around the U.S. with The Millennium Tour, a bill stacked with names who also call up the flash and flirtation of the aughts: Pretty Ricky, Chingy, Mario, Lloyd, and more.
Boys of the New Millennium, as they're officially known, began as four ambitious kids mostly from southern Los Angeles (Inglewood, Compton, Watts) brought together by industry veteran Chris Stokes, the guru behind predecessors Immature/IMx. But after B2K dropped a self-titled debut in 2002 ā filled with slinky bump-n-grinders like "Gots Ta Be" and jiggy dance grooves like "Uh Huh" ā it was clear they had a seductive magic all their own. Their recurring spots on the legendary, aptly named Scream tours were thrilling combinations of synchronized dance, perfect harmonies, and intimate interactions with an audience that never stopped squealing.Ā
As their faces plastered the walls of more and more teens' bedrooms around the world, B2K worked tirelessly to please, releasing a splashy holiday collection called Santa Hooked Me Up (don't sleep on the swagged-up "Sexy Boy Christmas") and a second album, Pandemonium!, both before the dawn of 2003. The new songs expertly paired percussive production evoking Timbaland and the Neptunes with grade A songwriting by the likes of R. Kelly ("Girlfriend"). All of the boys' lyrical boasting and heartbreaking was backed up by their starring roles in and guest-studded soundtrack for 2004 flick You Got Served, which remains a cult favorite.Ā
While B2K called it quits that same year, their talent, success, and youth ensured more to come. Lead man Omarion became a Grammy-nominated master of bedroom-oriented R&B and also joined rapper Fizz on VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. Boog and Raz-B have also pursued careers across music and film/TV, occasionally crossing paths with their bandmates, but few outside endeavors have stirred up as much fervor as the B2K reunion announcement.
Omarion only
Every artist/group brought back soooo many memories. I fell in love with them all over again!! I really wasn't sure how it was going to go but it turned out GREAT! This tour was a great idea. Memphis showed up and showed out! If you grew up with these artists you should definitely go to this concert.
The show was more than I expected it to be. They all showed up and showed out!!!!
Everybody did great and the Ying Yang Twins had the show turnt
The concert was everything! I really enjoyed myself and felt like a teenager all over again. It was definitely worth it.
It was a awesome show and they did amazing go See them Pretty Ricky tore the stage up
Me and my girl had a ball.. it was long but totally worth it!!
The concert started on time and I enjoyed all the acts. The only downfall was "in between wait". Instead of having the audience "sing" in between every artist transition, I think it would be better to just DJ or play music because it became quite repetitive and and boring.
Would love to do again. Everyone did such a great job
The best experience of 2019 so far. All performances were excellent and on point!! I wish I could go back in time to do it again..I didnāt enjoy the MC as much. Needs better intermission.
Vocals still the same. Dancing even better! Great stamina and love the stage presents!
Wasnāt that great an had wait forever for them to come out
Ying Yang twins did a awesome job and Pretty Ricky was great . Great to see them all again
My experience was great. I didnāt have to wait long to enter the concert. It was fast. It was great seats. It was an excellent concert. The singers/artists did an amazing job. The best concert atmosphere I have ever been at.
I enjoyed myself but me and my friends were squished in between people that was much bigger than us who also took up our seats as well when they sat down and constantly bumped us throughout the concert. There wasn't much room at all to move around in our area. But overall I didn't let that ruin my experience.
Everyone did extremely well. I really enjoyed the Ying Yang Twins who had the crowd hype like I knew they would. B2K really turned into Omarion doing all of his songs like I knew it would and they were my least favorite of all the performers. But all in all it was a good concert!!
I loved it so much I had good seats everyone was wonderful I wish I could re live it again
Where do i begin......!!! Im lost for words! I was on my feet dancing from 730 to 1130!! Im one of their biggest fans!! I loved the entire show! I attended the one in Memphis on March 24th
Wow this concert was definitely one for the millennials! It was nostalgic to see & hear my childhood favorites do their thing! The entire experience was fun from the throwback outfits, the visuals, the songs & performances! I was in awe, I enjoyed every minute of it. We all are definitely not teenagers anymore & they reminded us that they are grown & sexy. The nostalgia!
The Millennium Tour concert was AMAZING!! I was able to spend time with my friends, saw some ppl that I have not seen in years, and most importantly have a great time in a safe environment. It was well worth the money(even though I wish I wouldāve did the backstage passes) but everyone I know enjoyed themselves and there was no disappointment from the tour or the venue. My teenage years were relived for one night and I am glad I had the opportunity to do so!!
One of the best concerts I've been to! I really enjoyed it!!!
