The singer’s “Breezy Bowl XX” tour drops its Memphis stop due to venue issues, but continues to break records with over $240 million in global earnings
Chris Brown’s highly anticipated “Breezy Bowl XX” tour recently faced an unexpected setback after his scheduled concert at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, set for October 18, 2025, was officially canceled.
The decision came following reports that ongoing renovations at the stadium would prevent organizers from hosting the large-scale production required for the show. Fans who purchased tickets were informed that full refunds would be issued.
Despite the Memphis cancellation, Chris Brown’s tour has continued to enjoy massive success, grossing over $241 million and selling nearly 1.7 million tickets across Europe and North America. The tour, which kicked off in June 2025, has been praised for its high-energy performances, elaborate stage design, and Brown’s signature choreography.
While the news disappointed fans in Memphis, the rest of the “Breezy Bowl XX” tour remains on schedule, with stops in several major U.S. cities before wrapping up later this year. Insiders described the cancellation as a logistical decision rather than a sign of any internal issue. Chris Brown’s team assured supporters that they remain committed to delivering world-class shows throughout the remainder of the tour, keeping the “Breezy Bowl XX” experience alive for thousands of fans worldwide.
