Tickets for Usher and Chris Brown's upcoming 'R&B Tour' performances at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, are available for under $150, offering a last-minute opportunity for fans to see the Grammy-winning artists.
The tour will stop at the 82,500-seat venue for two nights: Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8, both starting at 7 p.m. As of publication, the lowest available ticket price found on SeatGeek was $131, including fees. For those seeking floor-level seats, prices begin at $548, including fees. A promotional code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Ticket prices have seen a slight decrease since late July. Previously, on July 27, the cheapest available seats were priced at $170 with fees. While the current savings are modest, the opportunity to experience the extensive setlist remains appealing. Reports indicate that the duo performs over 50 songs collectively, with shows lasting more than three hours. Usher's performances often include hits such as "Yeah!," "Caught Up," "U Remind Me," "My Boo," and "Burn." Chris Brown typically performs his popular tracks like "Poppin'," "Loyal," "Look at Me Now," "Run It!," and "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)," in addition to songs from his latest album.
Concert reviews have highlighted the artists' energetic stage presence and theatrics. One review from New York Upstate noted the artists' "relentless" showmanship, describing specific performances by both Brown and Usher. The 'R&B Tour' includes numerous dates across North America throughout August, September, October, November, and December 2026, with stops in cities including Toronto, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Atlanta, among others.
Both artists have had notable moments on stage during the tour. Usher was recently reported to have brought a fan onstage for a serenade, an interaction that the fan later described as uncomfortable. Chris Brown's past controversies include legal issues stemming from a 2009 domestic dispute, a 2013 altercation with Frank Ocean, and a 2023 incident in London where he was charged with assault. Despite these past events, the tour continues to draw significant attention.