Chris Brown is about to go, in his own words, “from the cage to the stage.”
The controversial star of R&B confirmed Wednesday in an Instagram story that is moving forward with her next Broezy Bowl tour next month after her state seemed uncertain in the midst of her arrest last week in Manchester, England. The “Kiss Kiss” singer was released on Wednesday from a jail in Salford, outside Manchester, with a bail of $ 6.7 million.
Southwark Crown Court judge, Tony Baumgartner, said at an audience that Grammy's winner could embark on his tour, which will begin on June 8 in Amsterdam and will make numerous stops of the United Kingdom, including three shows in Manchester. Baumgartner required that Brown (who was not present) paid the bond to guarantee his appearance before the court.
Before Wednesday's hearing, a British judge denied the request for bail of the 36 -year -old musician and ordered him to remain in Custody in London until a hearing on June 13. That would be in conflict with the first stops on his tour.
Brown was arrested on May 15 at a Manchester hotel on suspicion of causing “serious bodily damage”, a position that comes from an incident of February 2023 in Hanover Square, police confirmed the police to The Times last week. Although the authorities did not reveal additional details about the arrest, including the nature and location of the central incident, the position resembles the accusations that a musical producer raised against Brown in a civil lawsuit in October 2023 presented in the Superior Court of the Los Angeles County.
The musical producer Amadou “Abe” Diaw sued Brown for assault and aggression and intentional inflicence of emotional anguish, claiming documents from the court that the singer “brutally attacked” by “hitting him on the head” with a bottle of Don July 1942 Tequila on February 19, 2023, in London, a nightclub. Diaw states that Brown “continued trampling ruthlessly” while lying unconscious on the floor of the nightclub after the bottle attack.
Diaw's suit also names Live Nation, Sony, Rca Records and the musician Omololu Akinlolu (who acts as Hoodbaby) among the coacked. Akinlolu also joined Brown to kick him in the stomach and legs during the 2023 incident, Diaw claimed in his demand.
Akinlolu was accused during the weekend of causing serious body damage in relation to the assault of 2023. None of the musicians has presented a supplication in the case of the United Kingdom, both are ordered to return to court on June 20.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
