What does the evening include?

Pre-show dining, drinks before and during the show, and reserved seats with a clear view of the stage.

What is the dress code?

Smart casual. The lounge expects no sportswear, but the standing area can be more relaxed.

What time does the show start?

Doors at the venue open two hours before the headline set; support acts run from around 7.00pm, headliner on stage at around 9.00pm.

Where is Usher Concert held?

Usher Concert takes place at the venue. Your booking confirmation includes the exact entrance, gate, and meeting point.

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Usher Concert

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Usher Raymond IV has spent more than three decades redefining what a live R&B show can be. From a 14-year-old prodigy signed to LaFace Records in Atlanta to a global arena headliner with over 80 million records sold, his career traces the full arc of modern pop and R&B. His concerts are built on a rare combination: genuine vocal power, choreography sharp enough to rival any dedicated dancer, and a showman's instinct for spectacle that fills stadiums without ever feeling impersonal.

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1994

A teenager from Atlanta signs to LaFace Records and releases his debut album.

Fourteen years old, church choir-trained, and already sounding like a veteran; Atlanta had no idea what it had just introduced to the world.

At just 14, Usher Raymond IV released his self-titled debut album on LaFace Records, the label co-founded by L.A. Reid and Babyface. The record was modest in commercial terms, but it signalled something unusual: a teenager with vocal maturity well beyond his years and a stage presence already polished by years of performing in his church choir and local talent shows in Atlanta.

1997

My Way sells seven million copies and makes Usher a household name.

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Seven million copies sold and two Billboard number ones; My Way did not introduce Usher to the world so much as announce him to it.

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UsherSinger, Songwriter, and Performer

Usher is the last of the great performer-singers. He can do it all.

L.A. ReidCo-founder of LaFace Records

His second album, My Way, changed everything. Produced largely by Jermaine Dupri, it spawned the singles "You Make Me Wanna..." and "Nice & Slow", both of which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. The album sold over seven million copies worldwide and established Usher as the leading male voice in late-1990s R&B. More importantly, it funded his first proper headlining tours, where his reputation as a live performer began to take root.

2001

8701 cements his status with back-to-back number one singles.

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Two consecutive number ones and a Grammy. The Michael Jackson comparisons were not hyperbole.

Named after his birthday (8th July, 01), the album 8701 delivered "U Remind Me" and "U Got It Bad", both reaching number one. It earned Usher his first Grammy Award for Best Male R&B Vocal Performance. The accompanying tour showcased increasingly ambitious choreography and production, with Usher drawing comparisons to Michael Jackson for his ability to sing and dance simultaneously without compromise.

2004

Confessions becomes one of the best-selling albums of the 21st century.

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Twenty million copies sold worldwide; Confessions did not just top the charts, it rewrote them.

Confessions was a phenomenon. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, sold over one million copies in its first week in the US alone, and went on to shift more than 20 million copies worldwide. Singles like "Yeah!" (featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris), "Burn", and "Confessions Part II" dominated radio for the entire year. The album won three Grammy Awards and the subsequent Truth Tour grossed over $60 million, establishing Usher as one of the highest-grossing live acts in R&B history.

2010

Raymond v. Raymond and OMG keep Usher at the top of the charts.

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Nine number ones: Usher quietly drew level with Stevie Wonder in 2010, then took the tour across two continents to prove the point live.

After a period of personal upheaval, Usher returned with Raymond v. Raymond, which debuted at number one. The single "OMG" (featuring will.i.am) became his ninth number one on the Hot 100, tying him with legends like Stevie Wonder. The OMG Tour that followed played arenas across North America and Europe, proving that Usher's drawing power as a live act had not diminished. He also joined the coaching panel of The Voice in the US, broadening his audience further.

2012

Usher discovers Justin Bieber and mentors a new generation.

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Bieber's billion-dollar career began with a single phone call; Usher's instinct for talent proved sharper than any algorithm.

Usher's role in discovering and signing Justin Bieber to RBMG Records (a joint venture with Scooter Braun) in 2008 had, by 2012, become one of the most consequential mentorship stories in modern pop. Meanwhile, his own album Looking 4 Myself debuted at number one and explored electronic and dance-pop territory. His willingness to evolve musically kept his live shows fresh, incorporating new production techniques and visual elements that set the standard for arena R&B concerts.

2022

My Way: The Vegas Residency sells out at the Dolby Live.

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Three decades of hits, one stage, one hundred million dollars later; Las Vegas had its answer.

Usher launched his Las Vegas residency, "My Way: The Vegas Residency", at the Dolby Live at Park MGM in July 2022. The show was a critical and commercial triumph, blending his three decades of hits with intimate staging, elaborate choreography, and a setlist that spanned from "You Make Me Wanna..." to "Yeah!". The residency was extended multiple times due to overwhelming demand, with celebrity attendees regularly spotted in the audience. It ran through 2024 and grossed over $100 million.

2024

Usher headlines the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show in Las Vegas.

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123 million viewers watched Usher turn a 13-minute halftime slot into a career-spanning masterclass.

On 11 February 2024, Usher performed the halftime show at Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The 13-minute set was a masterclass in live entertainment, featuring roller skating, a guest appearance from Alicia Keys, Lil Jon, Ludacris, will.i.am, H.E.R., and Jermaine Dupri, and a medley that covered his entire career. It was watched by an estimated 123 million viewers, making it one of the most-watched halftime shows in history. The same year, he released his ninth studio album, Coming Home.