On Saturday night, The Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals battled for four hours and 21 minutes, with thrilling action that caused me to fall out of my seat during the high-stakes, anxious moments of overtime. In the end, the smashing cowbell and light-up beer mug party was ruined by a goal from Kasperi Kapanen at 11:36 pm, giving the Leafs a 4-3 win in the game which tied the first round series at one game apiece.
It turns out Kapanen crashed another party as well. Kapanen’s goal will force a Game Five on Friday, April 21. Chris Brown‘s The Party Tour with Fabulous, O.T. and more (!) is booked for that night at Verizon Center. And this time, the R&B star will draw the short end of the stick. He’s going to be booted for a later date.
Let’s take a look at what you’ll be missing out on.
Celebrating some of the biggest names in music today, Grammy Award-winning and multi-platinum-selling, singer-songwriter, Chris Brown, brings the Party to cities across North America this summer with The Party Tour, announced today. Produced by Live Nation, The Party Tour features Fabolous, O.T. Genasis, and Kap G for 33-nights of soul-baring performances, and an all-star set for a 2+ hour powerhouse show each night. Chris kicks off the party as his friends join him throughout the night – the party begins when the show begins! Fans are urged to get there on time each night to be part of this historical movement! The anthem of the night was teased in Brown’s current single “Party” ft. Gucci Mane and Usher.
That show may be nice, but it’s not nothing on playoff hockey. Let’s rock the red on Friday.
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