Foxboro Lands Major R&B Tour With Usher and Chris Brown

Buckle up R&B fans, because two of the biggest names in the game are teaming up for one massive night in Massachusetts.

Chris Brown and Usher are set to take over Gillette Stadium in Foxboro on August 17 as part of “The R&B Tour: Raymond & Brown.” Two artists who have basically defined generations of R&B are sharing the same stage, and if you’ve ever tried to sing along to either of them, you already know that this is not a casual concert.

From “Yeah!” to “Forever,” It’s All Happening

Let’s just take a second to appreciate what this lineup actually means.

You’ve got Usher: the man who made the entire world say “Yeah!”, slow it down with “Nice & Slow,” and somehow still have everyone confessing feelings they weren’t planning to. Then there’s Chris Brown, who came in hot with “Run It!” and never really stopped, stacking hit after hit from club anthems to emotional slow jams.

Put them together, and you’re getting a night that can go from smooth to turn-up real quick. One minute you’re swaying, the next minute you’re wondering how you ended up dancing like nobody’s watching in a stadium full of people.

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What We Know So Far

Details are still pretty limited, but here’s what’s confirmed for presale information: you'll be able to sign up for artist presale access, which begins Thursday, April 23. The window to sign up closes on April 21 at 10 p.m. EDT, so don’t sleep on that.

Fun 107 Is Sending You to the Show

Now for the best news yet: Fun 107 will be hooking you up with tickets.

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If you want a shot at being in the building for one of the biggest R&B shows to hit Gillette in a long time, make sure you’ve got the Fun 107 app ready to go. That’s where you’ll be able to win tickets, stay updated, and catch all the details as they roll out.

Massachusetts, Are You Ready for This?

Between the nostalgia, the vocals, and the kind of energy only these two can bring, this is going to be one hell of a show. Come August 17, Gillette Stadium is going to be filled with a whole lot of “Yeah!” and probably a few people whispering “take me back” on the ride home.