Usher and Chris Brown’s joint tour has hit another setback, with one of their upcoming Los Angeles concerts reportedly canceled following a backstage disagreement between the two singers.
The R&B stars were scheduled to perform at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Monday, November 16. However, TMZ obtained a screenshot from a ticket holder’s Ticketmaster account showing the concert marked “CANCELED.”
According to the outlet, fans received notifications that they would receive refunds for their tickets.
The cancellation follows reports that Usher and Brown got into a heated argument backstage during an Atlanta concert last week.
Sources previously told TMZ that the singers had not resolved their disagreement, with one insider describing their relationship as “still icy.”
The reason for the Los Angeles cancellation has not been confirmed.
Usher and Chris Brown Reportedly Argued Over Atlanta Concert Delay
The reported disagreement began over whether to delay an Atlanta performance for fans who were stuck in traffic.
According to TMZ, Usher wanted to begin the concert, while Brown preferred to wait until more ticket holders arrived.
Sources claimed the disagreement escalated amid existing competitive tensions between the performers.
The first Atlanta concert reportedly started approximately two and a half hours late, and the singers did not perform together that evening.
Usher also drew attention when he greeted the audience by saying, “Atlanta, welcome to my show.”
As reports of the backstage argument circulated, Brown appeared to respond on Instagram.
“Internet 🧢. Don’t fall for it,” the singer wrote in an Instagram Story.
The cap emoji is commonly used to suggest that something is false.
Neither Brown nor Usher has publicly confirmed that the reported argument took place.
Usher and Chris Brown Reunited on Stage Following Reported Disagreement
Despite the reports of tension, the two singers appeared together during their November 6 performance in Atlanta.
They performed Brown’s song “Back to Sleep” while standing on platforms at opposite ends of the stage.
TMZ reported that the staging was consistent with how the song had been performed at previous stops on the tour.
The pair also reportedly performed their remix of “It Depends.”
The singers previously made headlines over an alleged disagreement in 2023.
At the time, reports claimed Usher intervened during an incident involving Brown and singer Teyana Taylor at Brown’s birthday party in Las Vegas.
The latest reports have raised questions about the status of their working relationship, although both performers have continued with scheduled appearances since the Atlanta incident.
The canceled November 16 performance was one of two scheduled concerts at SoFi Stadium.
As of the latest report, the November 15 show remained on the schedule.
Usher and Brown were also scheduled to perform in Atlanta on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
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