It looks like Ne-Yo is getting paid for a tour that he never got the chance to finish. According to E! Online, the R&B star was granted a default judgement of over 700-thousand dollars in a lawsuit he filed against the tour’s promoter, Rowe Entertainment. Ne-Yo filed the litigation back in December, one month after he was dropped from R. Kelly’s 25-date “Double Up” tour. Ne-Yo claimed he was let go because he was receiving a better response from the audience than Kelly during the first two shows. Rowe Entertainment countered that Ne-Yo’s camp failed to provide a signed contract. But the promoter didn’t respond to the lawsuit, forcing the judge to find in Ne-Yo’s favor. R. Kelly, who was recently acquitted on charges of child pornography, was not named in the lawsuit.