Jodeci’s Anniversary Tour Heads Toward National Harbor and Baltimore

Jodeci’s four members perform with microphones under purple stage lights.

Jodeci’s “Forever My Lady” anniversary tour is approaching two Maryland stops: MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill on November 12, 2026, and The Paramount Baltimore on November 20, 2026. The group’s official tour itinerary confirms both dates as the celebration of its 1991 debut album continues across the country.

The timing gives Baltimore-area listeners a choice between a nearby D.C.-area trip next week and a hometown show the following Friday. Tonight, November 6th, the itinerary places Jodeci at Detroit’s Fox Theatre, followed by Chicago and Indianapolis over the weekend. These are scheduled appearances, with the Maryland performances still ahead.

The Songs Behind the Anniversary

The tour’s official venue announcement centers the 35th anniversary of “Forever My Lady,” the debut that established Jodeci’s mix of gospel-rooted harmonies and hip-hop-influenced production. The advertised repertoire includes the title song, “Come and Talk to Me” and “Stay,” along with later catalog favorites. Individual performances may vary.

That emphasis makes the anniversary an invitation to revisit the group’s catalog in a live setting. The run celebrates the album that introduced the group to a broad audience while leaving room for songs from the years that followed. It is a tour built around a specific milestone, with more than one era represented in its promotion.

A Fresh Conversation, Then Maryland Dates

K-Ci and Mr. Dalvin also appeared on The Breakfast Club in an interview posted November 5th. The show identifies the anniversary tour, today’s R&B and Verzuz among the conversation’s topics. The official episode page offers the interview for listeners who want to hear the discussion directly.

For the Maryland shows, use the ticket links on Jodeci’s official itinerary and confirm the selected city and date before checkout. The National Harbor and Baltimore listings are separate engagements. For more regional R&B concert coverage, read PowerPage’s guide to LAYA’s upcoming Union Stage appearance in Washington.