Two of R&B’s biggest names, Usher and Chris Brown, are finally sharing the same stage on the road, and the rollout is moving fast.
The 33-date tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off June 26 in Denver and wraps December 11 in Tampa, with stops in major cities like Detroit, Chicago, Toronto, Los Angeles, Houston, and Miami. The announcement follows a teaser that quietly lit up social media last week, instantly fueling anticipation for what could be one of the biggest R&B tours in recent memory.
Both artists are stepping into this run with serious momentum. Usher’s Past, Present, Future tour sold over 1.1 million tickets with 62 sold-out shows, while Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl XX World Tour grossed nearly $300 million and pulled in 2 million fans worldwide. Now, they’re bringing those catalogs together for a shared stage that’s expected to deliver high production, heavy nostalgia, and nonstop hits.
The tour also includes a giveback component, partnering with Global Citizen to donate $1 from every ticket sold toward expanding access to education globally.
Presale tickets begin April 21, with general sales opening April 27. VIP packages will offer premium seating, behind-the-scenes access, and exclusive merchandise.
Tour Dates:
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- June 26 – Denver, CO
- June 30 – Minneapolis, MN
- July 2 – Detroit, MI
- July 3 – Detroit, MI
- July 7 – Cleveland, OH
- July 10 – Washington, DC
- July 11 – Washington, DC
- July 17 – Charlotte, NC
- July 21 – St. Louis, MO
- July 25 – Nashville, TN
- July 28 – Birmingham, AL
- August 1 – Syracuse, NY
- August 7 – East Rutherford, NJ
- August 8 – East Rutherford, NJ
- August 11 – Toronto, ON
- August 12 – Toronto, ON
- August 17 – Boston, MA
- August 21 – Chicago, IL
- August 28 – San Francisco, CA
- September 5 – Las Vegas, NV
- September 6 – Las Vegas, NV
- September 10 – Dallas, TX
- September 25 – Los Angeles, CA
- September 26 – Los Angeles, CA
- September 29 – Glendale, AZ
- October 3 – El Paso, TX
- October 5 – San Antonio, TX
- October 9 – Houston, TX
- November 7 – Atlanta, GA
- November 8 – Atlanta, GA
- November 20 – New Orleans, LA
- December 3 – Miami, FL
- December 11 – Tampa, FL
