Omarion Chicago Tickets, Bar Tabu, 23 Apr 2026

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Omarion Last time in Chicago: 1 year ago

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Bar Tabu

Chicago, IL, US

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Doors open: 21:00

Price: US $40.00 – US $165.00

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Omarion biography

Genuine and headstrong, Omarion possesses an unshakeable kindness and drive that is evident in his presence—an attitude that serves as the main spring to his personal and professional success.

For nearly two decades, the multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated recording artist, producer, and actor has put down roots in the entertainment landscape, creating a legacy, not only for himself, but for his family. His unique sound has garnered the artist multiple Gold and Platinum albums and singles like “O” and “Face Off” with Bow Wow and beloved radio hits like “Ice Box” and “I’m Up”, featuring French Montana and Kid Ink to his quadruple -platinum 2015 Billboard hit “Post To Be”, featuring Chris Brown & Jhené Aiko. Starring in the millennial cult classic You Got Served and a favorite celebrity judge on America’s Best Dance Crew, the pop icon continues to electrify audiences around the world with his charismatic energy and signature dance moves on stage.

Following the phenomenal success of his 2019 Millennium Tour with his B2K bandmates, that he co headlined and produced, Omarion commemorated his 20 years in the entertainment industry in 2020 by headlining and producing the sequel, The Millennium Tour 2020. Omarion parlayed the tour's success by creating & Executive Producing The Millennium Tour Live! featuring the B2K Reunion Tour and “The Kinection” the highly anticipated Docuseries revealing all the behind the scenes exploits of The Millennium Tour 2019. Omarion has left a vibrant footprint in both the music sector and pop culture as a whole, and he doesn’t plan on stopping anytime soon.

Live reviews

There’s plenty of artists we’ve agreed on with our friends across the Atlantic, down the years, from The Beatles through to One Direction, but occasionally, an act who really ought to be successful in both the U.S. and the UK. only really meets with the reception they deserve on one of those sides. It’s probably fair to say that that’s been the case for Omarion; since the premature dissolution of hip hop boy band B2K in 2004, he’s had two number one records in his native country, with O and 21, but has failed to repeat the feat across the pond; a number 14 spot for the Timbaland-produced single ‘Ice Box’ back in 2006 being as close as he’s come to making a real mark on these shores. That didn’t stop him from scheduling a UK tour back in 2008, though; he played a slew of shows across the country, taking to the stage backed by dancers and a turntablist and wearing a glittery suit that looked suspiciously like one of Michael Jackson’s. Both solo and B2K cuts had his cult British fanbase screaming, but he’s yet to make a return. He’s still big business in the States, where he’s signed to Jay Z’s Roc Nation management and has a record deal with Rick Ross’ Maybach Music Group; his first album on the label, the subtly-titled Sex Playlist, is due imminently, so perhaps he’ll relaunch his UK career with some live dates while he’s at it.

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