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Fans of Usher and Chris Brown are getting some disappointing news as the two R&B superstars have canceled two more upcoming concerts on their joint R&B Tour.
According to reports from TMZ / Complex, the canceled shows include their November 16 performance at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and their December 6 concert at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
This brings the total number of canceled concerts to SIX - all of which were added during an eight-show expansion announced in August. In October, four other stadium dates were already canceled in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, South Carolina, and Indianapolis. At that time, organizers said it was to prioritize the health and well-being of the touring party and crew.
For these latest two cancellations, no official reason has been given, leaving fans wondering what is happening behind the scenes.
Importantly, these two shows were EXTRA dates - a 4th SoFi date and a 3rd Miami date. The main dates are still going ahead: November 15 at SoFi Stadium, and December 3 and 5 at Hard Rock Stadium. Remaining dates in New Orleans and Tampa also remain listed.
The news comes just days after their Atlanta shows reportedly faced controversy. The opening night on November 5 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium reportedly started more than two hours late - around 10pm instead of 7:30pm - and was cut short by a midnight curfew. Some attendees also expressed disappointment that Usher and Chris Brown did not perform together during that show.
Over 3,200 fans have now signed a http://Change.org petition demanding a refund option or a full make-up concert for November 5 ticket holders, saying they did not get the experience they paid for.
TMZ sources claimed the delay followed a reported backstage disagreement over start time - with Usher allegedly wanting to start on time, and Chris allegedly wanting to wait for fans stuck in Atlanta traffic. TMZ itself notes it is UNCLEAR if this reported tension is connected to the latest cancellations. Chris later posted on Instagram Stories: “Internet 🧢 Don’t fall for it.” Neither singer has publicly explained the cancellations.
It’s worth noting the pair DID perform together on later Atlanta nights, including “New Flame” on Night 3, suggesting they made amends on stage.
Ticketmaster has reportedly confirmed that affected ticket holders for the canceled Nov. 16 and Dec. 6 shows will receive refunds to their original payment methods, with the process expected to take 14–21 days.
For now, the remaining tour dates appear to be going ahead as planned.
Could the recent controversy have anything to do with the cancellations? Neither singer has publicly explained the decision. What do you think is really going on with this tour?
Source: TMZ / Complex / Ticketmaster - Nov 10-11, 2026 - Cancellations UNCONFIRMED Reason
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