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Giveon is riding a career-defining wave in September 2025. Just a few days ago, he commanded the stage at the Grammy Museum’s Ray Charles Terrace in Los Angeles, delivering a special set to cap what industry insiders are describing as a scintillating campaign this year. That appearance doubled as a coronation—official plaques for a cascade of new platinum and gold RIAA certifications arrived, cementing hits like Heartbreak Anniversary at six times platinum, Like I Want You at triple platinum, and first-time platinum for All To Me, Favorite Mistake, and The Beach. Even newcomers like Twenties are now certified gold, underscoring his multi-generational impact, according to Epic Records and Rolling Stone.
This moment comes right as Giveon prepares to kick off his third headlining tour, Dear Beloved, The Tour, starting October 1 in Seattle. The tour promises stops in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto, D.C., and San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on October 4, with tickets in high demand. For Phoenix fans, he’s locked for Arizona Financial Theatre on October 11.
His newly released album, BELOVED, is still dominating playlists and getting deep love from family—his mother infamously tried to appear on the album with enthusiastic voice notes, but as Giveon told iHeartRadio in an exclusive interview this week, she did not make the cut, despite the family’s urge to wait and hear the album with fans. The 14-track project boasts ’70s-inspired R&B soul, with standouts like Twenties and Rather Be leading a warm, classic sound rooted in vintage influences such as Frank Ocean, Miguel, and even Frank Sinatra.
On social media, Giveon’s fans are fired up, circulating footage from the Grammy Museum set and speculating about tour set lists; posts calling his voice the "lead baritone on the Hogwarts choir" are going viral on Threads, adding a quirky flourish to the anticipation.
Industry buzz is swirling about the tour being unlike any of his previous live shows, with critics and fans suggesting the live arrangements will unlock new layers to his sound—Giveon himself assured Rolling Stone it would be “magical” because BELOVED was recorded in a live format specifically designed for performance.
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