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Usher and Chris Brown’s “Raymond & Brown” 2026 Tour Opens in Denver With a 58-Song First-Show Setlist, Billboard Reports
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Culture/The Apex Times/Jun 28, 10:45 AM EDT

Usher and Chris Brown’s “Raymond & Brown” 2026 Tour Opens in Denver With a 58-Song First-Show Setlist, Billboard Reports

Billboard published the full list of songs performed at the tour’s first stop, detailing a lengthy night built around the two headliners’ catalog.

Usher and Chris Brown kicked off their “Raymond & Brown” tour in Denver, and Billboard has published a detailed rundown of what the pair performed at the first show, listing 58 songs in the night’s set.

The Billboard write-up, dated June 28, 2026, says the setlist reflects the complete sequence of tracks played at that initial Denver performance, a format that offers fans and industry observers a near minute-by-minute view of the show’s structure rather than a partial highlights recap.

Billboard’s compilation centers on the shared headlining framework of the tour and organizes the reported setlist as a full-night track list for the opening date, giving a concrete reference point for how the artists balance their own repertoires in a single program.

Because the setlist publication is focused on the first stop, the article does not frame it as a universally guaranteed template for every later date. Instead, it functions as a record of what was played at that opening Denver show.

For concertgoers tracking pacing and song selection, a full first-night setlist can also affect how fans plan future dates, particularly for attendees comparing whether specific deep cuts or fan favorites appear early in the tour.

The tour’s opening in Denver, combined with Billboard’s decision to publish the complete 58-song sequence, underscores the level of documentation now expected in major touring cycles, where setlists often become an immediate artifact for fan communities and music media.

Neither artist is cited in the provided packet with new statements about production changes tied to the opening-night catalog, but the Billboard list itself documents the show’s reported contents as a starting point for following subsequent stops.

Why It Matters

  • Setlists published immediately after tour openings help audiences and music media document what is performed and how artists sequence catalog choices in real time.
  • A full first-show track listing can inform expectations for fans attending later dates and for outlets tracking touring trends across major headliners.
  • The publication date shows how quickly major outlets compile and distribute touring records during high-volume summer touring cycles.

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Key Facts

  • Billboard reported a 58-song setlist from the first show on Usher and Chris Brown’s 2026 “Raymond & Brown” tour.
  • The first reported stop for the setlist was in Denver.
  • Billboard published the setlist article on June 28, 2026.
  • The Billboard piece presents the setlist as a full-night track listing for the opening Denver date rather than selected highlights.