The singer performed to a sold-out crowd in Little Havana. The show included LED lights, inflatable statues, and many hits.

By Osvaldo Espino
On Wednesday, the best party in Miami was undoubtedly at LoanDepot Park in Little Havana, as Chris Brown brought his “Breezy Bowl XX” Tour to a sold-out crowd. With an estimated 40,000 fans in attendance, the stadium was packed from floor to ceiling, and the energy was palpable before the show even began.

The stage itself was massive — featuring multiple LED screens, cross-shaped catwalks, and two inflatable statues of Breezy: one representing his younger self from his debut era and the other reflecting his current image. There was also a smaller stage at the front, which would later play a key role in the show’s most iconic moments.

Brown remains a controversial figure. While he’s one of R&B’s best-selling artists, his legal troubles — most notably his history with domestic violence — cast a long shadow over his career. And while his actions are not to be condoned, last night’s show was a testament to his staying power as a performer. The moment he took the stage, it became crystal clear: Brown is still one of the most captivating entertainers in the world.