Usher & Chris Brown Cancel More Shows as Tour Drama Deepens
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Usher & Chris Brown Cancel More Shows as Tour Drama Deepens

Usher and Chris Brown have canceled two more dates on their joint R&B Tour. The sudden changes come as rumors of a feud between the singers continue to circulate. Fans recently complained about delays and missing performances during their Atlanta concerts. Neither artist has explained the latest cancellations.

The latest developments surrounding the R&B Tour

Usher and Brown have canceled two future shows on their R&B Tour calendar. Anyone wishing to see the artists in California and Florida will have to make alternative arrangements.

According to Page Six, Ticketmaster sent cancellation notices for the November 16 show at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood and the December 6 concert at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium. The ticketing company confirmed that fans would receive refunds through their original payment methods.

Despite all this, the duo is still scheduled to play at SoFi Stadium on November 15. Also included are their performances at Miami on December 3 and 5.

The cancellations come after a rough start to their Atlanta shows. Fans complained that the November 5 concert began over two hours late. Some also questioned why the singers didn’t perform together as expected.

Things got stranger when Usher reportedly greeted the crowd with, “Welcome to MY show.” Fans also missed the pair’s usual closing performance of their hit “New Flame.”

TMZ later reported that the singers had reportedly clashed backstage regarding when to begin the concert, as Usher wanted to begin immediately while Brown preferred to wait for those who were stuck in traffic.

Brown appeared to dismiss the feud rumors on Instagram Stories, writing, “Internet ?. Don’t fall for it.”

The duo had already canceled four October performances, citing concerns about the touring crew’s health and well-being.

Neither singer has commented on any link between the dispute and the newly announced cancellations. The tour is still set to end in Tampa on December 12.

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