Usher and Chris Brown at the Louis Vuitton Men's Fall/Winter 2026 fashion show as part of Paris Men's Fashion Week held at Fondation Louis Vuitton on January 20, 2026 in Paris, France. (Photo by Swan Gallet/WWD via Getty Images)
Usher and Chris Brown have the extended dates for their now-infamous ‘The R&B Tour.’ Live Nation made the announcement on Monday, August 17, and fans have opinions on the added tour dates.
According to Billboard, Live Nation announced the additional tour dates on Instagram. The extended tour dates include eight additional shows in Atlanta, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbia, S.C., East Rutherford, N.J., Miami, and Los Angeles.
Usher also announced the additional dates on Instagram.
“You all are STILL not playing about The R&B Tour! ,” he wrote. “The love has been unreal, so were keeping it going and adding MORE DATES. East Rutherford Oct 15 Baltimore Oct 17 Cincinnati Oct 24 Columbia Oct 29 Indianapolis Oct 31 Atlanta Nov 5 Los Angeles Nov 16 Miami Dec 6. The fans have made this tour what it is. We see you. Lets keep making it BIGGER!”
“Fans signed up for The R&B Tour presale will have access to the newly added dates starting Thursday, August 20th at 10am local,” he continued. “Sign up now thru Tuesday, August 18th at 10pm ET.General On Sale begins Monday, August 24th at 10am local time.”
Fans reacted to the additional tour dates on Instagram, and they are generally excited about the extra performances. However, several had opinions about the cities left out of the tour, and they were not shy in expressing their disappointment on Instagram.
User @sabbathrose wrote, “YASSSSSSSS My 3rd show is loading!!!.”
@traejay added, “Baltimoreeeee Im going again.”
@miss.corrina replied, “Thats what Im talking about cause NY/NJ showed yall mad love!!!!! Run it backkkk .”
User @yanna_920 replied, “Now why yall changed the ATL Saturday show to a Friday show.”
‘The R&B Tour’ is a fan favorite this summer, partly due to the fan encounters during Usher’s and Brown’s hot and steamy performances. Both musicians have segments in the show where they get frisky with a lucky fan on-stage, and the spicy fan encounters have been making headlines.
One Usher fan was kicked off the stage during a performance in Nashville after she refused to participate in the segment once on the stage.Another spicy performance by Brown, with a fan in Canada, was criticized for being too graphic. While performing Take You Down, Brown brought a fan on stage and simulated NSFW moves with her on a bed.
