Chris Brown's Canadian tour dates have been canceled because he has been blocked from entering the country.
The 'Fine China' singer was scheduled to bring his and Trey Songz's 'Between The Sheets Tour' to Montreal tonight (February 24) and Toronto on Wednesday (February 25).
Brown broke the news in two now-deleted tweets earlier today that he has been denied entry into Canada ahead of the gigs.
He wrote: "Unfortunately I will not be able to perform in front of sold out crowds in Montreal & Toronto.
"The good people of the Canadian government wouldn't allow me entry. I'll be back this summer and will hopefully see all my Canadian fans!"
Tour promoter Live Nation later cited "immigration issues" as the cause of the concert cancellations in a statement.
The 'Between The Sheets Tour' is next scheduled to travel to Rosemont, Illinois on Friday (February 27).
It is not yet clear if Brown's ongoing legal problems stemming from the Rihanna assault case played a role in Canada's decision to deny him entry into the country.
Brown was forced to postpone the opening of his US tour last month over a court dispute regarding his community service hours.