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Miami Gardens, Florida: Usher and Chris Brown Cancel December 6 Hard Rock Stadium Date on the R&B Tour

Ticketmaster now lists the December 6 show at Hard Rock Stadium and the November 16 show at SoFi Stadium as canceled, with refunds to the original payment method. The December 3 and 5 Miami Gardens dates and the November 11 Atlanta finale are still on.

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Miami Gardens, Florida: Usher and Chris Brown Cancel December 6 Hard Rock Stadium Date on the R&B Tour

Key points

  • Usher and Chris Brown have canceled two more dates on their joint R&B Tour, and one of them is in South Florida.
  • Ticketmaster's listing for both dates carries its standard cancellation notice, telling buyers the event organizer has had to cancel the event and that a refund will go to the original method of…
  • The cancellations cut single dates, not whole stops.

Usher and Chris Brown have canceled two more dates on their joint R&B Tour, and one of them is in South Florida. Ticketmaster now lists the Sunday, Dec. 6 concert at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens and the Monday, Nov. 16 concert at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, as canceled, USA TODAY reported on Wednesday, Nov. 11. TicketNews reported that the two cancellations bring the tour's total to six canceled shows, and that all six came from an eight show expansion announced in August.

Ticketmaster's listing for both dates carries its standard cancellation notice, telling buyers the event organizer has had to cancel the event and that a refund will go to the original method of payment used at purchase, USA TODAY reported. No official explanation has been provided for the latest cancellations, TicketNews reported. Neither singer has spoken out about them, and USA TODAY said it has reached out to representatives for both artists for comment.

What is still on in Miami Gardens and Atlanta

The cancellations cut single dates, not whole stops. At Hard Rock Stadium, the tour's Wednesday, Dec. 3 and Friday, Dec. 5 dates are still scheduled, Page Six and TicketNews reported. The Nov. 16 SoFi Stadium date is gone, but the Sunday, Nov. 15 date at the same stadium remains on sale. In Atlanta, the pair's fifth and final concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, on Wednesday, Nov. 11, appears set to continue as planned, with no other changes to the tour dates as of Wednesday morning, USA TODAY reported. TicketNews reported that dates in New Orleans and Tampa also remain listed, and that the tour is scheduled to conclude on Dec. 12 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.

The feud reports, stated as reports

The cancellations come amid speculation of a rift between the two singers. TMZ reported in early November that the Grammy winners got into an argument ahead of their Atlanta show, USA TODAY reported, and added that it has not verified those claims. Page Six reported that TMZ described a verbal altercation backstage before the pair's Nov. 5 show in Atlanta, and that Brown denied the reports in an Instagram Stories post, telling followers not to fall for the internet claim. Despite the speculation, both singers have continued to perform, including their Tuesday, Nov. 10 date in Atlanta, USA TODAY reported. No source has established that the reported argument caused either cancellation.

Six cancellations, all from the added dates

The first four cancellations came in October: M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Oct. 17, Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on Oct. 24, Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 29 and Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Oct. 31. At the time, ticket holders received an email citing the need to "prioritize the health and well-being of the touring party and crew," and saying the demands of a tour of this length and scale are significant, according to The Baltimore Sun and Complex, reported by USA TODAY. For Miami Gardens fans holding Dec. 6 tickets, the practical news is simple: that date is off, refunds are automatic to the original payment method, and the Dec. 3 and Dec. 5 shows at the same stadium are still on.

Timeline

  1. Oct 17, 2026The Baltimore date at M&T Bank Stadium is the first of four October dates canceled on the R&B Tour, followed by Cincinnati on Oct. 24, Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 29 and Indianapolis on Oct. 31.
  2. Nov 5, 2026TMZ later reports a verbal altercation backstage before the pair's Atlanta show on this night. Brown denies the reports, and USA TODAY says it has not verified the claims.
  3. Nov 10, 2026Usher and Chris Brown perform in Atlanta. Fans begin seeing the new cancellations in their Ticketmaster accounts.
  4. Nov 11, 2026USA TODAY reports Ticketmaster lists the Nov. 16 SoFi Stadium date and the Dec. 6 Hard Rock Stadium date as canceled. The pair's final Atlanta date, on Nov. 11 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, remains set to go ahead.

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