Lloyd

Lloyd heads to KOKO, London on 14 June 2026. Raised in Decatur after early years in New Orleans, the R&B singer carved his path from teen group N-Toon to a solo voice that shaped the 2000s with supple melodies and a touch of hip-hop bounce. He broke through with Southside, then widened his reach with Street Love, home to You with Lil Wayne and Get It Shawty. Later, King of Hearts added new shades, before an independent turn brought the reflective single Tru and the album of the same name.

On stage, Lloyd leans into what made him stand out: smooth vocals, mid-tempo grooves and slow jams that orbit love, desire and the lessons learned along the way. The set draws across eras, from early staples to more recent cuts, sketching a timeline of R&B that stays melodic and direct. Between falsetto lifts and unhurried hooks, he keeps the focus on songs that linger, balancing nostalgia and forward motion without flash. A night for listeners who like their R&B warm, concise and carried by a voice that knows when to glide and when to cut close.