2000s boy band fans, get ready. After years of cryptic hints and viral pop-up moments, B2K is officially making their return. The R&B group that helped define a generation is reuniting for a major tour in Spring 2026, marking their first full-scale journey together since 2019’s Millennium Tour. Confirmed exclusively through VIBE, the announcement brings long-simmering speculation to a boil.
The whole gang is getting back together with Boog, Omarion, Fizz, and Raz locking in for the tour in collaboration with Black Promoters Collective. The four members acknowledged just how persistent their fanbase has been about a reunion. Their decision to finally take action reflects a deep understanding of the cultural moment and the loyalty of their audience.
Here’s what they said about how this new tour came to be.
“[The tour] was presented to us, but it was definitely something that we wanted to do that we had talked about and it just came together the right way,” Boog explained. “It’s for the fans, you know what I mean? Of course, we have a ball performing for everybody. The best time is when we on stage together. But yeah, this is for the fans.”
What’s more, their recent surprise appearance during the 2025 Millennium Tour sparked a wave of nostalgia, as the group revisited some of their biggest hits like “Uh Huh,” “Bump Bump Bump,” “Girlfriend,” and “Why I Love You.” The moment reminded everyone just how much energy the quartet brings when they hit the stage together.
Here’s what makes the 2026 tour different. It is the promise of going beyond the familiar chart-toppers. This time, the group plans to delve deeper into their catalogue and revive the early era B2K vibe.
Omarion elaborated on that vision. “I would say we’re going to go deeper into our bag and really bring back that energy that people saw when they first was introduced to [us.] I do also want to add to what Boog was saying. We realize and we recognize that where we are in our career and all of the people that has ever supported us, what time we in. We’re in a special time in music, and it’s so cool. We honor that, our fans, and the people that started on our journey with us. So it is that time again.”