Chris Brown Makes History with Sold-Out Concert at FnB Stadium, South Africa

On December 15 and 16, 2024, Chris Brown made history by selling out Africa’s largest stadium, the 94,000-capacity FnB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Grammy-winning R&B sensation achieved the remarkable feat in just two hours when tickets went on sale in October 2024.

The concert, which became the biggest ticketed event in South Africa’s history, marked a significant milestone in Chris Brown’s illustrious career. Fans packed the stadium to witness an unforgettable night of music, dance, and sheer star power. Over the course of the evening, Chris Brown performed a dazzling array of his chart-topping hits, showcasing his dynamic dance skills and powerful vocals, leaving the crowd in awe.

Adding to the excitement, Nigerian superstars Davido and Lojay joined Chris Brown on stage, adding a global touch to the show. The trio performed their Grammy-nominated collaboration “Sensational,” which also marked the duo’s debut on the Billboard Hot 100. The collaboration, which has been a fan favorite, brought the audience to their feet, and the synergy between the artists was undeniable.

Lojay and Chris Brown also took the stage together to perform their remix of “Monalisa,” sending waves of energy throughout the crowd. Meanwhile, Chris Brown and Davido delivered an electrifying performance of their latest collaboration, “Hmm,” further cementing their growing partnership and mutual respect for one another.

The event solidified Chris Brown’s position as one of the most influential and successful artists in contemporary music. Not only did this concert make history as South Africa’s largest ticketed show, but it also became the largest venue ever headlined by Chris Brown, further solidifying his global appeal and popularity.

With his decades-long career filled with accomplishments, this concert was a testament to Chris Brown’s lasting impact on the global music scene. Fans left the FnB Stadium on a high, marking the event as a historic moment in African music history.