Chris Brown garnered two nominations for the 2026 Grammy Awards – Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance – for his hit single “It Depends” featuring Bryson Tiller. This brings Brown’s total to 27 Grammy nominations throughout his career, with two wins (both for Best R&B Album).
Most recently, Chris Brown wrapped his sold-out BREEZY BOWL XX WORLD TOUR at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, capping off a massive international run celebrating the 20th anniversary of his career. The tour marked Brown’s highest grossing to date, earning $300 million and drawing 2 million fans across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom.
Produced by Live Nation, the tour kicked off overseas with the European and U.K. leg, which included multiple-night sellouts in major markets such as four nights in Manchester and two in London. The momentum continued across North America, where Brown played to packed stadiums coast to coast, further cementing his place among the world’s premier live performers.
Spanning 39 cities and 48 shows, the BREEZY BOWL XX WORLD TOUR marked Chris Brown’s first-ever stadium tour and the largest production of his career. Fans were treated to a high-energy, career-spanning performance that blended aerial stunts, intricate choreography, and a catalog of chart-topping hits with moments of raw intimacy. The three-hour spectacle featured 56 songs divided into four acts – The Rise, The Fall, Fantasy, and Legacy – each representing a distinct chapter in Brown’s artistic evolution.
Brown’s stage production featured massive LED screens, high-powered lighting rigs, pyro, lasers, and a cross-shaped catwalk that allowed him to move through the venue and connect with fans from every angle. Taking his signature harness and flying-rig stunts to new heights, first introduced on his 2024 11:11 Tour, Brown soared above sections of the crowd, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle that amplified the show’s larger-than-life energy.
The trek featured 7x Grammy nominated artist Jhené Aiko and Grammy-nominated hitmaker Summer Walker on select dates, with Bryson Tiller joining as a special guest across the entire run. Brown also had surprise performances from Usher, 50 Cent, GloRilla, Tyga, Bow Wow, Sexyy Red, and Davido.
Throughout the tour, Chris Brown also notched several radio achievements, with “It Depends” hitting No. 1 at both Urban and Rhythmic Radio and “Holy Blindfold” also claiming the No.1 spot at Rhythmic – marking a remarkable stretch of momentum from the trek.
NA Tour Highlights & Records:
- Highest-attended set of back-to-back concerts in Globe Life Field history (Arlington, TX).
- Most tickets sold by any artist in a single tour at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.
- According to Billboard Boxscore, Brown achieved his highest career touring month in August 2025, earning the No. 1 spot on the monthly chart with $96.8 million in gross and 590,000 tickets sold from just 14 shows that month alone.
EU/UK Tour Highlights & Records:
- Set a new record for highest grossing tour by a male R&B artist at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, selling more than 90,000 tickets across two nights.
- Multiple-night sell-outs in major markets including four nights in Manchester and two nights in London.
- Brown headlined some of the region’s most iconic venues – from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to its last stop at Paris La Défense Arena.
