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Franklin Mountain Star to Glow for Upcoming Usher and Chris Brown Concert

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On April 17, El Paso's renowned star on Franklin Mountain will illuminate in gold and white to commemorate the highly anticipated concert featuring Usher and Chris Brown at the Sun Bowl. This event is part of their R&B Tour, promising an exciting night for fans of the genre. The concert is expected to attract a large audience, enhancing the local entertainment scene and showcasing El Paso's vibrant culture. Residents and visitors alike should prepare for increased traffic and excitement in the area surrounding the venue.

Key Details: • Date of the concert: April 17 • Location: UTEP Sun Bowl • Star illumination in gold and white to celebrate the event • Expect increased traffic around the venue on concert day

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