B2K Reunites for Performance at The Millennium Tour 2025 Finale in Los Angeles

In a moment that electrified fans and reignited early 2000s nostalgia, R&B group B2K—comprising Omarion, J-Boog, Lil Fizz, and Raz-B—reunited on stage during the final stop of The Millennium Tour 2025 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on April 27. This marked their first full group performance together since 2019, closing the 24-city tour with a powerful and emotional finale.

The tour, headlined by Trey Songz, Bow Wow, and Omarion, featured a lineup of early 2000s icons including Plies, Boosie, Ying Yang Twins, Ray J, Sammie, Bobby V, Pleasure P, and Nivea. While Omarion had been performing solo throughout the tour, the Los Angeles finale brought all four B2K members together, delivering fan-favorite hits like “Bump, Bump, Bump,” “Uh Huh,” and “Girlfriend” to a sold-out crowd .

The reunion was especially poignant given the group’s complex history. Following their 2019 tour, internal tensions became public, with Omarion expressing in a 2025 interview that he no longer maintained personal relationships with his bandmates, despite honoring their shared history .

Fans in attendance and across social media expressed elation and surprise at the reunion. One attendee tweeted, “This is a full circle moment. Omarion and Fizz together? Oh, the world is healing!” .

The Millennium Tour 2025, produced by the Black Promoters Collective, has been celebrated as a cultural phenomenon, uniting fans across generations with its blend of nostalgia and high-energy performances from beloved artists of the 2000s and beyond . The Los Angeles finale, highlighted by B2K’s reunion, served as a fitting culmination to the tour’s success.

While it’s unclear whether this reunion signals a more permanent reconciliation among the group members, the moment has reignited hope among fans for future collaborations. Given B2K’s impactful legacy in early 2000s R&B and the evident enthusiasm from their fanbase, the possibility of future projects remains a tantalizing prospect.