Usher and Chris Brown Cancel Two More Joint Shows Amid Feud Reports
Usher and Chris Brown have canceled two more joint concerts, bringing their tour's total cancellations to six amid reports of a backstage feud.
R&B superstars Usher and Chris Brown have canceled two more joint concerts amid ongoing reports of a backstage feud, bringing the total number of canceled shows on their tour to six.
The latest cancellations affect the November 16 show at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and the December 6 concert at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Both events are now listed as canceled on ticketing platforms, though nine dates remain ahead of the tour's scheduled finale in Tampa, Florida, on December 12.
Behind the Scenes Tensions
The cancellations follow persistent, unverified reports of a serious dispute between the two artists over performance set times, alongside rumors of a heated backstage argument during their Atlanta show. That event suffered from significant delays, sound issues, and reports that the two stars completely avoided each other during the production without performing together.
Representatives for both artists have not commented on the reports. In cancellation notices, organizers cited the need to prioritize the health and well-being of crew members and staff, noting that the logistical demands of a tour on this scale are substantial.
Despite the drama, the production has achieved massive commercial success, grossing more than $280 million by October 3 according to Pollstar data.
