The R&B Tour (also known as the Raymond & Brown Tour) is the ongoing co-headlining concert tour by American singers Chris Brown and Usher. The tour marks Brown's second consecutive headlining stadium tour, Usher's first headlining stadium tour, and the first joint concert tour between the two artists.
The tour began on June 26, 2026, in Denver and is scheduled to conclude on December 12, 2026, in Tampa. Tank, Eric Bellinger, and Mario are scheduled to serve as intermission acts.
Originally announced as a 33-date stadium tour, strong ticket demand led to multiple expansions, ultimately reaching 59 shows across 26 stadiums in the United States and Canada.
Announcement On April 10, 2026, Chris Brown and Usher announced The R&B Tour through a joint social media post accompanied by a cinematic teaser video. In the video, the two artists are shown riding motorcycles through a city before arriving at a stadium, where Usher declares “It’s time” and Brown responds “Hell yeah.” The caption simply read “ITS TIME! #R&BTOUR #Raymond&Brown.”
On April 14, Live Nation revealed the full initial itinerary of 33 stadium dates across the United States and Canada, beginning on June 26, 2026, in Denver and concluding on December 11 in Tampa.
Due to strong demand, additional shows were announced in late April, expanding the tour. Further dates continued to be added throughout the spring. On August 17, 2026, eight more stadium dates were announced (including first-time stops in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Columbia, and Indianapolis), bringing the total to 59 shows.Pollstar / Billboard, August 17, 2026
Mario and Eric Bellinger joined the tour early on (with Mario officially confirming his involvement for the full run in early July), while Tank later became part of the production alongside them. The trio, known as The Midnight Saints, serves as backing vocalists and performs its own segment.
Set list This set list is from the June 26, 2026, concert in Denver. It does not represent all concerts for the duration of the tour.
Act I (Usher & Brown) "Party"
Act II (Usher only) "Yeah!" "Caught Up" "U Don't Have to Call" "Love in This Club" "Bad Girl"
Act III (Brown only) "Poppin'" "Wall to Wall" "Deuces" "Loyal" "Go Crazy" "Look at Me Now" "For the Moment" "Run It!"
Act IV (Usher only) "Superstar" (teaser intro) "U Remind Me" "My Way" "U Make Me Wanna" "My Boo" "Trading Places" "Lovers & Friends" "Burn"
Act V (Brown only) "Residuals" "It's Not You It's Me" "Fallin' (with Mario and Eric Bellinger) "Heat" "WE (Warm Embrace)" "Something in the Water" "Privacy" "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)" "Ain't No Way (You Won't Love Me)" "Say Goodbye" "Don't Judge Me" "She Ain't You"
Act VI (Usher & Brown) "Under the Influence" "Seduction" "Back to Sleep" (Remix) "Feel Something" "Nice & Slow" "It Depends" (Remix) "There Goes My Baby" "Wet the Bed" "Take You Down"
Act VII
Eric Bellinger's Set "G.O.A.T." "Drive By"
Mario's Set "Just a Friend 2002" "Crying Out for Me" "Let Me Love You"
Tank's Set "When We" "Please Don't Go"
DJ Break
Act VIII (Usher only) "OMG" "Good Kisser" "No Limit" "Climax" "Confessions, Pt. II" "Superstar"
Act IX (Brown only) "Ayo" "Obvious" "Kiss Kiss" "With You" "Forever" "No Guidance"
Act X: Encore (Usher & Brown) "New Flame"
Tour dates + List of 2026 concertsDate (2026)CityCountryVenueSupport ActAttendanceRevenueJune 26 Denver United States Empower Field at Mile HighMario Eric Bellinger 50,276 / 50,276-June 30MinneapolisU.S. Bank Stadium-July 2DetroitFord FieldMario Eric BellingerJuly 3July 5July 7ClevelandHuntington Bank FieldJuly 10LandoverNorthwest StadiumJuly 11July 13July 17CharlotteBank of America StadiumJuly 18July 21St. LouisThe Dome at America's CenterJuly 25NashvilleNissan StadiumJuly 28BirminghamProtective StadiumJuly 29August 1SyracuseJMA Wireless DomeTank Mario Eric BellingerAugust 7East RutherfordMetLife StadiumAugust 8August 11TorontoCanadaRogers StadiumAugust 12August 17FoxboroughUnited StatesGillette StadiumAugust 21ChicagoSoldier FieldAugust 22August 28Santa ClaraLevi's StadiumAugust 29September 1September 5ParadiseAllegiant StadiumSeptember 6September 10ArlingtonAT&T Stadium September 12September 13September 18ParadiseAllegiant StadiumSeptember 25InglewoodSoFi StadiumSeptember 26September 29GlendaleState Farm StadiumOctober 3El PasoSun Bowl StadiumOctober 5San AntonioAlamodomeOctober 9HoustonNRG StadiumOctober 10October 15East RutherfordMetLife StadiumOctober 17BaltimoreM&T Bank StadiumOctober 24CincinnatiPaycor StadiumOctober 29ColumbiaWilliams-Brice StadiumOctober 31IndianapolisLucas Oil StadiumNovember 5AtlantaMercedes-Benz StadiumNovember 6November 8November 10November 11November 15InglewoodSoFi StadiumNovember 16November 20New OrleansCaesars SuperdomeNovember 21November 24HoustonNRG StadiumDecember 3Miami GardensHard Rock StadiumDecember 5December 6December 11TampaRaymond James StadiumDecember 12
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