B2K's ECLIPSE Sold in 138,000 Tour Bundles, Label Says

By Miles Carter, November 14, 2026

B2K's comeback album came packaged with arena tickets, and the label behind it says that paid off. In a Nov 12, 2026, release, BPC Music Group says that, working with Black Promoters Collective, it paired ECLIPSE with tickets to the Boys 4 Life Tour and sold 138,000 ticket and album bundles. The release also says ECLIPSE reached No. 1 on Apple Music upon its Nov 6 release. Both figures come from the label and its promoter partner. KAZI has not independently verified them, and the release does not say which Apple Music chart or country the No. 1 refers to.

Why the label bundled it

ECLIPSE is the group's first studio album in nearly 24 years and BPC Music Group's first album release, as KAZI noted when the album arrived. The label calls its approach "newstalgia": selling new music to fans at the moment they buy tickets to see the hits live.

"The Boys 4 Life Tour gave us a way to make that music part of an experience fans were already excited about. That's what we mean by newstalgia," a BPC Music Group co-founder said in the release.

The release presents the 138,000 bundles as one more way to measure a release, alongside chart performance, playlist support and media coverage. It does not say how, or whether, the bundles count toward any sales chart.

B2K, ECLIPSE

Release week

According to the label, B2K appeared on the covers of YouTube Music's Grown Folks Choice and Audiomack's Verified: R&B playlists during release week. Lead single "Mileage" reached No. 1 on Apple Music's R&B Songs and R&B Videos charts, the release says, and climbed to No. 23 on Billboard's Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart. The group followed it with "Lil Freak," and released "Co-Sign" alongside the album.

The label has not said whether it will report bundle totals for any later releases.