Floetry Reunites After 10 Years: Inside the Soul-Stirring 'Say Yes' Tour Finale
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Article by: Meosha Davis
Some reunions are worth the wait, and sis, this one was a decade in the making. Floetry came back together for the first time in 10 years and reminded everybody exactly why their music has never left the rotation. The iconic duo kicked off their 17-city Say Yes Tour alongside special guests Teedra Moses and Raheem DeVaughn, and from the very first note, it was clear this was more than a concert. It was a homecoming.
Teedra Moses opened the night with a soulful set that set the entire room on fire, then surprised the crowd by bringing out Estelle for a moment nobody saw coming. The energy only climbed from there. Raheem DeVaughn kept the vibe high all night, serenading fans throughout the audience and even handing roses to a few lucky women during his performance. The man understands the assignment, and the assignment was romance.
But the moment that stayed with everybody came during the Los Angeles stop, when Natalie Stewart, known to fans as The Floacist, shared something deeply personal with the audience. She revealed that she is a breast cancer survivor, and the room held her in that truth. It was a reminder that the women we celebrate on stage are carrying real stories of strength behind the spotlight, and that vulnerability is its own kind of power.
Then Floetry brought it all home. Marsha Ambrosius and The Floacist closed out the evening with a collection of their classic hits, and the fans sang along word for word like no time had passed at all. Everybody's mic was definitely ON. The Say Yes Tour officially wrapped in Oakland, California on May 17, 2026, leaving behind a string of nights that proved neo-soul will always have a home in our hearts.
If you caught the Say Yes Tour, we want to hear about it. Drop your favorite moment in the comments or slide into our DMs @womenfortheculture and tell us, did Floetry deliver or what?
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