What Songs Did Usher Sing at the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show?
2023 Was a Huge Year for Usher, Who’s Been Stunning Old and New Fans at His Las Vegas Residency. Now, After Delivering a Stunning Super Bowl Halftime Show...
2023 was a huge year for Usher, who’s been stunning old and new fans at his Las Vegas residency. Now, after delivering a stunning Super Bowl Halftime show, 2024 may well be his best year yet. With a career spanning three decades, as well as multiple number hits, Usher proved to be the perfect artist for the job.
The artist also boasts multi-platinum albums, as well as a wide variety of genres under his belt. From smooth R&B to pop and a successful dance-music phase, Usher’s commercial appeal could hardly ever be up for debate. With his ninth album, Coming Home, set for release on Feb. 11), here’s the setlist he chose to summarize a glittering career
“Caught Up”
While “Caught Up” missed the Hot 100’s peak, it has remained a favorite for Usher to perform, and for good reason. The classic single features R&B and dance elements and kicked off a stellar show.
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“U Don’t Have to Call”
Usher then jumped into his 2002 hit “U Don’t Have to Call”. This banger was written by Pharrell Williams and boasts classic production from The Neptunes.
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