The R&B Legends Finally Team Up

Founder 100 Magazine
Apr 14
1 min read

SAN ANTONIO — It took over twenty years, but two of the biggest names in R&B are finally sharing the marquee. Usher and Chris Brown announced on Tuesday that they are hitting the road together for "The R&B Tour."

The tour is set to hit major stadiums across the country, with a highly anticipated stop at the Alamodome in October. Fans have been asking for a collaboration of this scale for a long time, and the industry expects this to be one of the highest-grossing tours of 2026. Tickets go on sale to the general public later this month, and if the online buzz is any indication, they won't last more than a few minutes.

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