Chris Brown: Last News

Chris Brown will be heading out on the road later this year with a string of UK dates this summer.

Chris Brown is about to “Run It” back.In late March, the polarizing R&B icon announced his 2025 ‘Breezy Bowl XX Tour’ celebrating his eponymous 2005 debut album, which spawned the hits “Yo (Excuse Me Miss),” ‘Gimme That,” “Say Goodbye,” “Poppin'” and, of course, “Run It.”He’ll be joined by special guests Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller on select dates.While on the worldwide run, the two-time Grammy winner is slated to make a pair of stops at East Rutherford, NJ’s MetLife Stadium on Tuesday, Aug. 12 and Wednesday, Aug.

Fans trying to see Chris Brown on tour later this year have slammed the ‘ridiculously expensive’ cost for tickets.

Singer-songwriter Chris Brown will perform in Birmingham over the summer as part of his world stadium tour.

Singer-songwriter Chris Brown will embark on a huge world tour later this year that will see him play 10 dates in Europe including the UK.

Chris Brown is celebrating 20 years in the music biz in a big way.The popular R&B singer just announced he’ll be paying homage to his 2005 self-titled debut album by playing stadiums and ballparks all over the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany and more on his ‘Breezy Bowl XX World Tour’ this summer with special guests Summer Walker and Bryson Tiller joining him on select dates.Early in the North American leg of the run, Brown, 35, will touch down at East Rutherford, NJ’s MetLife Stadium on Tuesday, Aug. 12.This is quite a jump for the “Run It” hitmaker.

Chlöe Bailey has been sued for “exploiting” and failing to “compensate” a songwriter for contributions to her 2024 album ‘Trouble In Paradise’.In court documents seen by Rolling Stone, Melvin Moore, who records under the name 4Rest, has filed a suit against Bailey, Columbia Records, Sony Music and Parkwood Entertainment.He argues that three of Bailey’s songs – ‘Favorite’, ‘Might As Well’ and ‘Same Lingerie’ – were “derived from [Moore’s] intimate and real-life situations, reflecting his relationships, emotions and personal struggles”. The suit alleges that Moore’s “significant emotional and creative investment” in the tracks was not appropriately credited or compensated.Representatives for Bailey and the other defendants have not publicly commented on the suit at the time of writing.The suit, which was filed in New York on Thursday (February 20), states that Moore is seeking $5million (£4million) in damages per song and $150,000 (£119,000) per willful infringement.Moore, who has recorded with the likes of Chris Brown and Robin Thicke, said in a statement to Rolling Stone: “My journey as a songwriter has been one of immense struggle and perseverance.

Kanye West has made a return to X/Twitter after a series of offensive updates he shared on the platform.Last week, the rapper posted a series of tweets in support of Diddy and Chris Brown and urged for the former to be released from prison amid sexual abuse allegations.He then took things further, going on a tweeting spree that would see him claim “dominion” over his wife Bianca Censori following her nude appearance at the Grammys, and withdraw his apology to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments.Ye then went on to declare himself as “a Nazi” and write: “I love Hitler”, as well as praise billionaire and X owner Elon Musk as “the most lit person that [has] ever been on Twitter”, following the latter’s accusations of Nazism at Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration.Further posts saw him mock other marginalised communities, claim that “slavery is a choice” and more. He then wiped his website and began selling only a white T-shirt with a large swastika on the chest, listed as “HH-01” – possibly a reference to the “Heil Hitler” chant.The spree saw his X account taken down and deactivated, and Shopify then went on to shut down West’s Yeezy website.

Ty Dolla $ign has condemned hate speech following his collaborator Kanye West‘s latest string of controversial social media posts – see what he had to say below.Ty Dolla $ign, who spent much of 2024 collaborating with Kanye – now legally known as Ye – over the course of two albums ‘Vultures 1’ and ‘Vultures 2’, has taken to Instagram stories to share a brief but poignant note about hate speech.He wrote: “I do not condone ANY form of hate speech towards ANYBODY”. Though he did not directly address Kanye West, it would appear that Ty’s stance is in response to his colleague’s recent social media tirades and the highly controversial selling of a Swastika t-shirt on the Yeezy website.It is currently unclear if Ty Dolla $ign will continue to work with Ye, as he teased in January – prior to any of Kanye’s latest controversies – that ‘Vultures 3’ was “on the way”.Last week, Kanye posted a series of tweets in support of Diddy and Chris Brown and urged for the former to be released from prison amid sexual abuse allegations.

Scarlett Johansson has slammed an AI-generated video in which a likeness of her appears with other celebrities condemning Kanye West.The deepfake video included AI generated images of several pop culture figures, including Johansson, sporting “Fuck Kanye” t-shirts days after the rapper was banned from X after posting a series of anti semitic statements.Last week (February 7), West returned to X and began by voicing his support for Diddy and Chris Brown, and urged for the former to be released from prison amid sexual abuse allegations.His X posts grew increasingly more concerning as he began to claim “dominion” over his wife Censori before going on to withdraw his apology to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments, as well as declaring himself as “a Nazi” and a slew of other demeaning posts that targeted several communities.After this, West later directed followers to his site, where a single item was on sale – a white t-shirt with a large swastika on the chest listed as “HH-01”. The site has since been taken down, and Kanye’s X account has been deactivated.In protest, a deepfake AI video was shared on social media with the caption “enough is enough”.

Kanye West‘s latest online tirade and public stunts are the result of him being “envious” of Kendrick Lamar‘s current success.Over the past week, Kanye West (who now goes by Ye) has been surrounded with infamy. He was first criticised for having his wife Bianca Censori wear a see-through dress while on this year’s Grammy Awards red carpet so he could promote his upcoming Yeezy collection.Then, last Friday (February 7), Ye shared a slew of offensive and anti-Semitic tweets where he called himself a “Nazi” and retracted his apology to the Jewish community, and showed support for Diddy and Chris Brown despite their respective sexual assault and domestic abuse charges.

Kanye West has been dropped by his talent agency following his highly controversial posting spree on social media last week.Per a Variety report, West – now legally known as Ye – was dropped by his agency, the Los Angeles-based 33&West on Monday (February 10). At 33&West, Kanye was represented by agent Daniel McCartney who took to social media to announce that he and the agency would be severing all ties with the rapper.According to Variety‘s reporting, McCartney wrote in a now-expired Instagram story that 33&West were dropping Kanye “effective immediately”, explaining it was was “due to his harmful and hateful remarks that myself nor 33&West can stand for.”Rolling Stone also reports that a staff member who worked at Kanye West’s company Yeezy (also known as YZY) had quit the company following the rapper’s offensive posting streak over the weekend.Per Rolling Stone, the staffer was identified as Eric Cui, and that he at one point served as Yeezy’s Chief of Staff.

AI-created deepfake video of several pop culture figures sporting “Fuck Kanye” t-shirts has gone viral in protest to the rapper’s recent string of controversial social media posts.Over the last two weeks, Kanye West – now legally known has Ye – has courted unprecedented levels of controversy. Last week, Kanye attended the Grammys red carpet with his wife Bianca Censori, who wore a see-through dress revealing her fully nude figure.After that, he revealed in an interview that he has autism and believes he had been misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016.

Kanye West‘s X (formerly Twitter) account appears to have been deactivated following his bizarre posting spree late last week.Last week saw the long-controversial rapper court an unprecedented amount of debate on social media. West – now legally known as Ye – kicked off the week by attending the Grammys red carpet with his wife Bianca Censori, who wore a see-through dress revealing her fully nude figure.After that, he revealed in an interview that he has autism and believes he had been misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016.

Friends star David Schwimmer has called on action to be taken against Kanye West for his hate-filled “Nazi” posts, arguing that “silence is complicity”.The rapper – now known as Ye – has made a high-profile return to social media activity over the last week, with a string of controversial posts that have seen him withdraw his apology to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments, as well as declaring himself as “a Nazi”.Now, Schwimmer has written a response to Ye’s comments, suggesting that the people overseeing the social media companies have a responsibility to act.Alongside a photograph of Ye with the caption “Im a Nazi”, Schwimmer wrote: “This is so 2022. We can’t stop a deranged bigot from spewing hate filled, ignorant bile… but we CAN stop giving him a megaphone, Mr.

Lil Wayne was always likely to play a role in this year's Super Bowl, but announcing a new Tha Carter album as part of a TV ad wasn't on many bingo cards. Wayne, who expressed disappointment that he was overlooked for the halftime show in favor of Kendrick Lamar, stars in a new campaign for Cetaphil.

Kanye West has taken back his apology to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments, as well as claimed to have “dominion” over his wife, Bianca Censori.The rapper took to X/Twitter today (February 7) to launch a controversial tirade on the social media platform, hitting out at the Jewish community, revoking his past apology for anti-Semitism and claiming that his wife’s controversial appearance on the Grammys red carpet was only possible due to his “permission”.Ye began the stream of updates on the platform earlier, when he showed his support for Diddy and Chris Brown, and urged for the former to be released from prison amid sexual abuse allegations.Now, he has continued to hone down on his comments by saying that he stands by his comments and refuses to be “controlled” by those who support the Democrats.“Any n**** come in my face and ask me about that Puff shit, I’m stealing off them immediately. I don’t give a fuck if you eight feet tall ima jump and steal off you.” he wrote.

Kanye West has shown his support for Diddy and Chris Brown in a new slate of X posts – see what he had to say below.Earlier this year, Kanye – legally known as Ye now – made his return to X (formerly Twitter). True to past form, he has now launched another controversial tirade on the social media platform, this time seemingly calling for Diddy’s release from prison.Kanye wrote on X today (February 7): “FREE PUFF”.

Roll out the red carpet — it’s music’s biggest night.The 67th annual Grammy Awards ceremony kicks off at 8 p.m.

Chris Brown is suing Warner Bros. for $500million following allegations of sexual assault put forward in a recent documentary.Titled Chris Brown: A History of Violence, the documentary arrived in October last year and came from the same production team that made the Quiet On Set exposé which explored the toxic culture at Nickelodeon in the ’90s.Ahead of its release, it was described as diving into the rapper’s “years of alleged offstage aggression, including intimate-partner violence, assault charges and even sexual assault allegations”.

Singer Chris Brown is suing the producers behind Investigation Discovery's Chris Brown: A History of Violence documentary series, alleging the project was full of lies and that he is not a rapist.