Chris Brown Plans to Return to Stage in NJ: Will Fans Boycott?

Chris Brown has scheduled his first official live performance since pleading guilty to beating ex-girlfriend Rihanna and being sentenced to community labor and probation, according to a report on RollingStone.com

According to the Web site, Brown will perform at New York hip-hop station Power 105’s Powerhouse concert on October 27th at New Jersey’s Izod Center. He will be joined onstage by The-Dream, Fabolous, Keri Hilson, Trey Songz, Mario and Ginuwine.

Brown’s appearance will come as he tries to promote “Transformer,” the first single off his upcoming album Graffiti. The single, which features a guest spot from Lil Wayne, is expected out soon.

Brown is currently serving a 180-day community labor sentence, and it’s unclear whether the singer has gotten the go-ahead from the Los Angeles court or the Virginia officials overseeing his sentence to perform at the New Jersey concert.

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