Mainly staged to Europe, it began in Ireland on February 11, 2023 and ended in Jamaica on August 27, 2023, registering sold out during all the 28 dates scheduled.

Initially, the sole opening act for the tour was announced to be Jamaican rapper Skillibeng,[3][4] but ended up being South African singer Tyla.

[5] The revised name of the tour is taken from his 2022 single "Under the Influence", released from the expanded edition of his ninth studio album Indigo (2019).

[14] Danielle Roper of Manchester Evening News reviewing the AO Arena concert of March 9, noted that "The crowd chant the lyrics - they really do seem to know every word to every song, no mean feat when we get nearly 50 of them, albeit only snippets of some", also stating that "Whatever you think of Chris Brown’s personal life, he's undeniably a great showman.

[18] Donovan Watkis of World Music Views reviewed the Jamaica's National Stadium concert saying that through a "masterful performance" he proved "why he is a global superstar".

[19] Kediesha Perry of Jamaica Observer wrote favorably of the Kingston concert as well, stating that "The cinematic effects complemented the musical journey that supporters were taken on", complimenting the "high-energy choreography" and the amount of songs performed.

A small part of the setlist varied on every date, with the singer giving the crowd a choice of tracks to pick from on a board.