Tour by Ledisi | |
![]() Promotional poster for the tour | |
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Associated album | The Crown |
Start date | May 28, 2025 |
End date | July 19, 2025 |
No. of shows | 34 |
Supporting act(s) | |
Ledisi concert chronology |
The Love You Too Tour (also known as the Love You Too: The Tour [1] ) was the thirteenth concert tour by American singer and songwriter Ledisi in support of her twelfth studio album The Crown (2025). As her eleventh overall solo tour, it commenced on May 28, 2025, in Baltimore, Maryland, and concluded on July 19, 2025, in Warsaw.
On January 31, 2025, Ledisi released a single titled "Love You Too". [2] On February 9, 2015, Ledisi performed the "Lift Every Voice and Sing" at Super Bowl LIX, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. [3] [4] The Love You Too Tour was announced on February 10, 2025. [4] Singers Marsha Ambrosius, Rahsaan Patterson, and music group Kindred the Family Soul will also be touring as opening acts on selected dates. On February 12, 2025, concert tickets went on presale. [5]
Starting on April 1, 2025, Ledisi and Marsha Ambrosius uploaded a videos together in-studio, discussing the making of the concert tour, their favorite venue to perform at, and songs they love to perform. On April 25, 2025, Ledisi released her twelfth album The Crown . [6] In May 2025, The Baltimore Sun held a brief entry contest to give two concert tickets for the Lyric Baltimore show in Baltimore. [7]
On May 27, 2025, one day before the opening night of the tour, Ledisi unveiled a preview of the stage layout and rehearsal via social media. [8] The staging consists of a wide structure with a LED lit quadrupled-stacked circular platform in the center of the stage. The stage also featured rotating pink and purple lights. [9] The tour's wardrobe was mostly custom-made or styled by fashion designer Nonja McKenzie. Ledisi donned a black sequined shawl-lapel blazer jacket, a black corset, and black tights. [9] The outfit serves as her sole attire for throughout each concert.
The concert begins with Ledisi emerging onto a quadruple-layered LED platform in the center of the stage. She opens the show with "Keep U in Mind". [9] Before the start of "I Need to Know", Ledisi returned to the top of platform and performs the song with the microphone held a microphone stand. She remains on the platform throughout the performance of "7 Days of Weak" as red LED lights are surrounding her. She steps off of the platform for the song "Daydreaming".
During the tribute segment, Ledisi is joined by her band in a stationary seated performance. She began by performing "Happy Feelings", a tribute to Frankie Beverly who died in September 2024, respectively. [9] She continued with "No More Rain (In This Cloud)", "Whatever You Want", and "Everybody Loves the Sunshine", a tribute to Angie Stone, D'Wayne Wiggins, and Roy Ayers; all of whom died in March 2025. [9]
Following the tribute segment, Ledisi is joined by her guitarist Xavier Lynn as duet partner for "Stay Together". After the performance of "In the Morning", the band retreat back to their original positions on stage. She donned a golden cape during the performance of "BLKWMN". She closed the show with "Anything for You", followed by "I Blame You" before exiting the stage. [9]
Martin Tsai of New Jersey Arts remarked that "what stood out from her set were the extended ad-libs that you didn't get on the records, which drove fans wild." [10] Brian Lumley of the Cleveland Scene , who attended the House of Blues show, praised Ambrosius' performance by stating, "Rarely has an opening act received as much applause from the attendees, but Marsha Ambrosius pulled as many cheers as headliner Ledisi did an hour later." [11] Zaria Mac of The St. Louis American wrote "Though singing live, her voice perfectly matched the record. She sang in tandem with the audience, getting lost in her signature runs as she moved along the edge of the stage." [9]
Date | City | Country | Venue | Opening acts | Attendance |
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May 28 | Baltimore | United States | Lyric Baltimore | Marsha Ambrosius | — |
May 30 | National Harbor [a] | The Theater at MGM National Harbor | 3,000 / 3,000 | ||
May 31 | |||||
June 1 | Newark | New Jersey Performing Arts Center | — | ||
June 3 | Virginia Beach | The Dome | |||
June 4 | Wilmington | Wilson Center at Cape Fear Community College | |||
June 6 | Atlantic City | Circus Maximus Theater | |||
June 7 | Durham | Durham Performing Arts Center | |||
June 8 | Columbia | Columbia Township Auditorium | |||
June 10 | Louisville | Palace Theatre | |||
June 12 | Chicago | Chicago Theatre | |||
June 13 | Milwaukee | Riverside Theater | |||
June 14 | Detroit | Aretha Franklin Amphitheater | Rahsaan Patterson | ||
June 17 | Cleveland | United States | House of Blues | Marsha Ambrosius | |
June 19 | St. Louis | Stifel Theatre | |||
June 20 | Florence | Turfway Park Event Center | |||
June 21 | Memphis | Orpheum Theatre | |||
June 22 | Huntsville | Mark C. Smith Concert Hall | |||
June 24 | Charlotte | Ovens Auditorium | |||
June 25 | Greenville | Peace Center | |||
June 27 | Jacksonville | Florida Theatre | |||
June 28 | Stockbridge | Stockbridge Amphitheater | Kindred the Family Soul | ||
June 29 | Savannah | Savannah Civic Center | Marsha Ambrosius | ||
July 4 | Rudolstadt | Germany | Rudolstadt-Festival | — | |
July 5 | Hamburg | Nica Jazz Festival | — | ||
July 6 | Copenhagen | Denmark | Roots & Jazz | — | |
July 8 | Stuttgart | Germany | BIX Jazzclub & Lounge | — | |
July 9 | Paris | France | Alhambra | — | |
July 11 | Batumi | United States | Batumi Tennis Club | — | |
July 13 | Thomery | France | Festival Rosa Bonheur | — | |
July 15 | Perugia | Italy | Umbria Jazz Festival | — | |
July 18 | Warsaw | Poland | Lazienki Park | — | |
July 19 | Kraków | Botanic Garden of the Jagiellonian University | — | ||
June 16, 2025 | Toronto | Massey Hall | Cancelled |