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With this album, Mai aims to pull listeners into her world, sharing why this particular project and its accompanying tour carry deep personal meaning for her.
“We’re basically going to bring that energy to life on the road, and I’m thrilled to step onto the stage to sing new songs and hear the crowd harmonize with me. And even if they don’t sing along, this new album matters so much to me that sharing it on stage will be incredible.”
That is the kind of artist energy that turns a concert into an experience you keep with you for years to come.
The album backing this entire trek is already proving its worth on the charts. In February, Do You Still Love Me? debuted at No. 44 on the Billboard 200. It climbed to No. 14 on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums thanks to Adult R&B radio hits “Tell Her” and “Little Things.” With executive production by Mustard, the 14-track project stands as the official follow‑up to Mai’s sophomore record Heart of My Sleeve.
Mai shares her perspective on the broader trajectory of R&B today.
“It’s simply a wonderful moment for the genre, and it’s amazing to see it thrive even though it takes heat,” she said. “Nobody questions why today’s rock doesn’t sound like the 90s. Every other style is allowed to evolve and become distinct in its own time. There’s a genuine R&B resurgence happening right now. It’s always been there—you just might have to look a bit harder.”
This summer, Ella is poised to make it nearly impossible to look away.
Scroll for the setlist we need Ella Mai to deliver every single night.
Ella Mai ‘Do You Still Love Me’ Tour: The Setlist We Need
“Trip”
Because you open with your biggest record and let people know immediately where they stand.
“Boo’d Up”
To confirm that the classics are getting their full respect tonight.
“She Don’t”
For the day-one fans who remember exactly where they were when this song first dropped.
“Shot Clock”
Because no Ella Mai show is complete without it.
“Tell Her”
The first major moment from Do You Still Love Me? with full production behind it.
“Little Things”
This should be performed intimately before building into the full arrangement.
“Somebody’s Son”
She already previewed in Saint Lucia and clearly connects with a live crowd.
“How”
For that portion of the night when the room goes quiet and simply listens.
“Not Another Love Song”
The mid-show emotional punch that reminds everyone why they first fell for her voice.
“Own It”
Kind of a deeper cut, but a moment in the set that earns its place.
“Good Bad”
A perfect moment to lift the energy again before the finale.
“Power of a Woman”
Serves as the penultimate statement, reminding the room why they came tonight.
“Boo’d Up” reprise into “Trip”
One final encore with the full production, the full band, and a voice at full volume—leaving the crowd on their feet.
Which songs would you add to Ella’s setlist? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
