Chris Brown, Bryson Tiller to play at Rentschler Field in August
Mohegan Sun unveils summer 2025 outdoor entertainment lineup
Brown, a two-time Grammy winning R&B singer, will be making a stop at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field as a part of his Breezy Bowl XX Tour, the stadium announced on their website Tuesday. The show will also feature Bryson Tiller, a singer/rapper.
The show will be on Aug. 23 and tickets go on sale April 22.
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