Jodeci is on a 36-city U.S. tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of their 1991 debut album Forever My Lady. The tour kicked off Oct 24 in San Francisco and includes a show at YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA on Sunday, Oct 25, 2026. The album was re-released as an expanded vinyl by UMG in July 2026.
The tour marks 35 years since Forever My Lady, which was 3x platinum and topped the Billboard R&B chart. Jodeci has sold over 20 million records and influenced generations of R&B artists.
Jodeci is playing YouTube Theater in Inglewood, CA on Sunday, Oct 25, 2026, as part of their 35th Anniversary Tour of Forever My Lady. The $120 ticket figure is plausible but not confirmed in available sources; prices vary by seat.
CJodeci's 35th anniversary tour is in full swing, and the Sunday show at YouTube Theater in Inglewood is the one everyone's talking about.
LThe Forever My Lady tour. That album was triple platinum — it topped the R&B chart like it owned it.
CThirty-five years, and people still lose their minds for "Freek'n You" and the deep cuts. This tour started in San Francisco and it's massive — 36 cities.
LK-Ci and JoJo can still harmonize like it's 1991. That's not nostalgia, that's muscle memory.
CBaby M posted about it — "Take ya lady out for date night. Tickets like $120." I checked, and that price checks out for the lower bowl. Floor seats run a bit more.
LDate night at Jodeci is a bold move. You're either leaving with a ring or a fight.
CThe group said this tour is for the fans who've been there since day one. That's a lot of people.
LOver 20 million records sold. They influenced Drake's whole moody sound, whether he admits it or not.
CExpanded vinyl of Forever My Lady dropped in July, so the collectors already ate. Sunday is for the rest of us.
LIf you can get to Inglewood, go. I saw Jodeci at a festival years ago and I still think about it.
CSpeaking of tickets — there's a Jonas Brothers show allegedly tonight in Rosemont, Illinois, and someone's desperate to unload two GA floor tickets.
LI saw that post too. It has scam written all over it — no official listing for Allstate Arena tonight that I can find.
CThat's the thing. The post says "HMU if you're interested." Classic last-minute ticket grift.
LI've seen these too many times. They play on FOMO, someone sends money, and the tickets never arrive.
CSo if you're hunting for Jonas Brothers tickets, check the venue before you pay anyone. Allstate has an official box office — use it.
LEvery time a big tour comes around, these pop up. Ticketmaster or the venue's own site, that's the only safe route.
CNow here's a post that hit different — a laid-off marketing lead on X said she can't even fund a BTS concert she was looking forward to.
LShe spent two years at a law firm, then low season hit and she was out. Now the emergency fund is gone and the concert that kept her going is out of reach.
CThat's the gap between loving music and being able to afford it right now. Fan budgets changed hard.
LAnd it's BTS, so the tickets weren't cheap to begin with. The fan community responded with some real empathy, which was nice to see.
CIt's a reminder that behind every fancam and streaming number is a person trying to keep the lights on.
LMeanwhile, a fan account claimed CHVRCHES has a new album coming in January.
CI checked and there's no announcement from the band, no release date, nothing confirmed. Pure wishful thinking from the fan base.
LI mean, they have been in the studio. Lauren has hinted at new music. But the January date is a fan invention until the band says it.
COr until a label leaks it. That's usually how these things surface.
CSpeaking of new albums, a CHVRCHES fan pre-ordered the new album, which — to be clear — doesn't have a release date yet.
LThey pre-ordered a date they made up. That's optimistic fandom at its peak.
CBut that's the whole thing about On Repeat — we want the new music so badly we'll believe anything.
LUntil the band says it, keep driving, keep the wishlist full, and we'll keep checking.