ALBUMSOS (Sex on Sight) - EPVictoria Monét & USHER
More albums from USHER
ALBUMCOMING HOME (Expanded Edition)USHER
ALBUM"A"USHER x Zaytoven
ALBUMHard II LoveUSHER
ALBUMLooking 4 Myself (Expanded Edition)USHER
ALBUMDirty Dancer (feat. Lil Wayne)Enrique Iglesias & USHER
ALBUMRaymond v Raymond (Expanded Edition)USHER
ALBUMHere I StandUSHER
ALBUMConfessions (Expanded Edition)USHER
ALBUM8701USHER
ALBUMMy Way (25th Anniversary Edition)USHER
ALBUMUsherUSHER
USHER's Popular Music Videos
Yeah! (feat. Lil Jon & Ludacris)
USHER
Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show (Live)
USHER
Ruin
USHER & Pheelz
Good Good
USHER, Summer Walker & 21 Savage
DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love (feat. Pitbull)
USHER
Somebody To Love Remix (feat. USHER) [Revised; Closed-Captioned]
Justin Bieber
Peace Sign
USHER & Zaytoven
Dirty Dancer (Closed-Captioned)
Enrique Iglesias, USHER & Lil Wayne
Dirty Dancer
Enrique Iglesias, USHER & Lil Wayne
Party (feat. Gucci Mane & Usher)
Chris Brown
Artist Playlists
USHER Essentials
A pop star in his third decade of dominance.
USHER Video Essentials
The R&B loverman has the slickest moves.
My Road to Halftime
USHER shares the songs that are getting him hyped ahead of halftime.
USHER’s Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show Set List
Studio versions of all the songs USHER performed at Super Bowl LVIII.
Inspired by USHER
Slick R&B hitmakers whose confessional cool will remind you of U.
USHER: Fitness+ Spotlight
Set it off with a tireless force in pop and R&B.
USHER: Love Songs
The most romantic late-night tunes.
USHER: Sing
Grab the mic and sing along with some of their biggest hits.
USHER’s My Way The Las Vegas Residency Set List
USHER's Las Vegas residency is packed with hits and viral moments. Explore the sizzling set list.
USHER: Influences
The R&B and soul cuts that fuelled his catchiest hits.
About USHER
Artist Biography
Few moments define USHER's career quite like that night in September 2001, when he stood opposite Michael Jackson at a sold-out Madison Square Garden and shared a dance. USHER juked, Jackson followed suit, the two traded moves. "I love you!" Jackson said, pointing. "I love you!" USHER replied, pointing back. It turns out USHER might be the closest thing we have to Jackson since Jackson himself—a singer, songwriter, actor, dancer and consummate performer whose appeal seems to transcend genre and demographics. A pop star who's hovered in the spotlight for three decades running, with little sign of slowing down.
Born Usher Raymond IV in 1978, and raised in Chattanooga and Atlanta, USHER started his career at age 10, making the rounds and honing his craft on Atlanta-area talent shows. See him on Star Search, circa 1991, singing Boyz II Men's "End of the Road", wading through a sea of admirers ("I was a ham," he joked later). That performance led almost instantaneously to a deal with LaFace Records, then home to TLC and Toni Braxton, with USHER releasing his self-titled debut album when he was just 15. He went on to become one of the most bulletproof figures in pop, capable of straddling club music (2004's "Yeah!"), ballads (2004's "Confessions Part II"), boundary-pushing R&B (2012's "Climax") and the kind of borderless, big-tent anthems everyone seems to agree on (2008's "Love in This Club"). His 2004 album, Confessions, reportedly inspired by his breakup with TLC star Chilli, went not just Platinum but Diamond; his 2010 single "OMG" made him only the fifth artist in history to have U.S. No. 1 singles in three consecutive decades—behind, among others, Michael Jackson. In late 2018, he celebrated his 40th birthday by releasing "A", his ninth studio album. Additionally, USHER has also acted (in television, in movies, on Broadway), taken an ownership stake in the Cleveland Cavaliers, mentored a young Justin Bieber and worked on both American Idol and The Voice, all while maintaining a steady presence in a variety of philanthropic causes. Alongside Alicia Keys, H.E.R., will.i.am, Ludacris, Lil Jon and Jermaine Dupri, USHER commanded the world's biggest stage as the featured performer at the 2024 Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show.
USHER parlayed the momentum of his Super Bowl performance to unload COMING HOME, his first solo album since 2016's Hard II Love. Laced with features from Atlanta stalwarts like Summer Walker, 21 Savage and Latto, the LP lives up to its title. Sonically and thematically, the project features spurts of electronic and more linear R&B, making it a seamless blend of USHER sounds from varying eras, simultaneously modern and nostalgic. Like his career itself, it's threaded by musical dynamism and a supple tenor that has connected generations.
Hometown
United States of America
Genre
R&B/Soul
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