Chris Brown stopped by iPower 92.1 FM Radio Station yesterday in Richmond, Virginia.
Chris talked about his benefit concert for Haiti and much more.

New music video for “G Sh*t” by Chris Brown & Tyga. Check it out!

Chris Brown left another saynow today about his twitter account and team breezy.

Chris Brown left a new saynow message today for the fans, check it out.

Chris left a new saynow message, check it out below!

Check out the new music video for Chris Brown & Tyga’s song entitled “Holla At Me.”

Chris Brown will be hosting and playing a benefit show this May. The singer, who recently rallied to get young people to fill out their 2010 census, will be joined by Keri Hilson, Trey Songz, T-Pain, Ryan Leslie, Mario and Juelz Santana for the show set to take place on May 15 in Richmond, Virginia. The show, called Virginia Stand Up! A Call to Action, will help benefit the Greater Richmond Chapter of the American Red Cross for their efforts in Haiti, as well as the Central Virginia Food Bank, which provides food for those in need. Earlier this year, Brown performed on BET’s “SOS: Help for Haiti” telethon. Tickets went on sale Monday (April 19) for the show at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Siegel Center. Not only will proceeds help the organizations involved, but fans who attend the show can bring non-perishable food items for donation. “I wanted to find a way to contribute personally to the ongoing Haitian relief effort and also support an organization that helps people in need in my home state,” Brown said in a statement. “The images I see on television, both in my community and in Haiti, remind me that everyone has to do their part.” Additional performers will be announced in the weeks leading up to the show.

Tapping the star power of singer Chris Brown, the city of Richmond urged some of its younger residents yesterday to be counted in the 2010 census. Hoping to boost response rates that are lagging behind state and national averages, the city organized two rallies one at Virginia Union University on North Side and another at Southside Plaza to promote participation, as required by federal law. At an early-afternoon rally at VUU, Brown “really energized the crowd and did exactly what we wanted him to do” emphasize the importance of the census to a younger generation said Jeffrey Bourne, deputy chief of staff to Mayor Dwight C. Jones. Bourne estimated the crowd at 250 to 300 people and said Brown had rearranged his schedule to make himself available at no cost to the city. To read and watch the news coverage about the rally click here.

April 13, 2010 – Chris Brown speaking at Richmond Census Rally

Check out Chris Brown being interviewed at the rally.

Chris Brown has announced details of a UK tour, which gets under way in Glasgow on June 9. The US R&B singer will also perform in Birmingham (June 10) and Manchester (11). The Fan Appreciation tour concludes with a gig at the Hammersmith Apollo in London on June 13. The shows will mark the first time Brown has performed in the UK since the release of last year’s ‘Graffiti’.
Tickets for the tour go on sale on Friday (April 16) at 9.30am and will be available via Gigwise Gig Tickets. Chris Brown’s UK tour dates are:

Glasgow, Academy – June 9
Birmingham, Academy – June 10
Manchester, Apollo – June 11
London, Hammersmith Apollo – June 13