Ella Mai Brings 'Do You Still Love Me?' Tour to Nashville

R&B singer to perform at the new National Museum of African American Music

Mar. 31, 2026 at 11:14am

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R&B artist Ella Mai is set to bring her 'Do You Still Love Me?' tour to Nashville, where she will perform at the recently opened National Museum of African American Music. The museum's 'Hallowed Sound' project aims to highlight the influential contributions of Black artists to the music industry.

Why it matters

Ella Mai's tour stop in Nashville provides an opportunity to celebrate the city's thriving music scene and the opening of the new National Museum of African American Music, which spotlights the rich history and lasting impact of Black musicians across genres.

The details

Ella Mai's 'Do You Still Love Me?' tour is in support of her latest album of the same name. The R&B singer will take the stage at the National Museum of African American Music, a new institution dedicated to preserving and honoring the profound influence of Black artists on American music.

  • Ella Mai's 'Do You Still Love Me?' tour is scheduled to stop in Nashville on March 31, 2026.

The players

Ella Mai

An English R&B singer-songwriter known for hits like 'Boo'd Up' and 'Trip'.

National Museum of African American Music

A new museum in Nashville that celebrates the enduring impact of Black artists on American music.

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What’s next

Tickets for Ella Mai's Nashville concert at the National Museum of African American Music go on sale to the public on January 15, 2026.

The takeaway

Ella Mai's tour stop in Nashville highlights the city's thriving music scene and the important role of the new National Museum of African American Music in preserving and celebrating the profound influence of Black artists across all genres.