Chris Brown and Usher cancel tour dates ahead of Brown’s sentencing
Chris Brown and Usher have cancelled four dates on their joint R&B Tour as Brown prepares to be sentenced in the UK over a 2023 nightclub incident.
R&B singers Chris Brown and Usher have scrapped four shows on their joint R&B Tour due to Brown's upcoming sentencing in the United Kingdom. The cancelled performances were set to occur in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, South Carolina, and Indianapolis between October 17 and 31. Ticket holders were informed of the date changes on October 9.
The decision was made to safeguard the well-being of the touring group and crew after a demanding series of sold-out stadium events. The promoter explained that while the tour's scale was immense, these adjustments would enable it to proceed securely and responsibly through the remaining performances. This announcement arrives as Brown prepares to face sentencing in London on October 26 at Southwark Crown Court.
In July, Brown admitted guilt to affray following an incident at Tape nightclub in London in February 2023. He was accused of assaulting music producer Abraham Diaw with a bottle, though more severe charges were dismissed upon his guilty plea. Affray carries a possible three-year prison sentence in the UK. Brown was released on bail and must return to the country prior to his sentencing hearing.
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