Chris Brown sporting a new hair style. Chris, the
hair, just no (LOL). You won't have to worry about the
regular police arresting you, because the fashion police
will first (LOL).
Chris Brown has announced a European concert
tour to cover countries such as Ireland, France, Germany,
Belgium, Sweden, Norway and Luxembourg. However, as a
convicted felon with misdemeanors on his record as well,
Brown has been formally denied entry to Britain, Canada,
Australia and New Zealand. Every nation listed on Brown's
tour has visa requirements that could result in convicted
felons being barred from entering each respective country (Schengen
nations). It is dependent upon each world government. Brown
has a conviction from the Rihanna domestic violence case.
Chris Brown 2016 European Tour
In the past, Brown failed to get permission
via visas, for tour dates he selected in Britain, Canada,
Australia and New Zealand and was subsequently denied entry,
as stated above. Concert promoters sometimes seek to force
world governments' proverbial hands, when attempting to
stage shows in other nations with a convicted felon as the
star. However, many nations will call a promoter's bluff and
deny entry. Therefore, it is always best to contact each
nation's embassy and obtain the appropriate visas.
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