Brandy, Monica Light Up LCA for ‘The Boy Is Mine’ Concert in Detroit

December 2, 2025

On November 29th in Detroit, R&B legends Brandy and Monica brought their co-headlining tour to Little Caesars Arena, performing together for the first time in 25 years since their hit collaboration. Despite snowy weather, enthusiastic fans filled the venue to watch a star-studded lineup that included opening performances from Jamal Roberts, Mya (substituting for an ill Muni Long), and Kelly Rowland. The headliners delivered a creative multi-act show that alternated between competitive "versus" segments, individual solo spotlights, and collaborative performances, featuring multiple costume changes and special guest appearances by Detroit artists including Kash Doll, Skilla Baby, and Icewear Vezzo.

Who is affected

Brandy and Monica (co-headlining performers)
Concert attendees in Detroit (described as mostly women and couples)
Opening performers: Jamal Roberts, Mya, and Kelly Rowland
Muni Long (departed tour due to illness)
Detroit artists: Kash Doll, Skilla Baby, and Icewear Vezzo (special guests)
The tour's male dancers (approximately ten)
Black Promoters Collective (tour producers)
Future audiences in remaining tour cities through Jacksonville

What action is being taken

The tour is currently ongoing and traveling through 32 cities
Brandy and Monica are performing co-headlining shows with multiple acts
Mya is substituting for Muni Long on the tour
The performers are delivering multi-act shows with costume changes and guest appearances

Why it matters

This tour represents a historic reunion between Brandy and Monica, marking their first co-headlining tour together 25 years after their chart-topping duet "The Boy Is Mine" made music history. The successful turnout despite harsh weather conditions demonstrates the enduring appeal and cultural significance of 1990s R&B music and these artists' impact on their fanbase. The tour's production by Black Promoters Collective also highlights the importance of Black representation in the concert promotion industry, while the inclusion of local Detroit artists adds community engagement and celebrates regional talent.

What's next

The 32-city tour is scheduled to conclude on December 14th in Jacksonville, Florida.

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