Usher's Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show: Get "Caught Up" on the Setlist

Kicking off the show with his 2004 smash hit "Caught Up," Usher continued to captivate the crowd with crowd-pleasers like "U Don't Have To Call," "Lovers And Friends," and "Love In This Club."

During the performance, Alicia Keys took the stage, showcasing her incredible talent on a vibrant red piano with her solo song "If I Ain't Got You." Usher then joined her for a heartfelt duet of their collaboration "My Boo," creating a magical moment for the audience.

Next up was Atlanta super-producer Jermaine Dupri, who seamlessly transitioned the atmosphere with Usher into the smooth rhythm of "Nice & Slow" before the emotional breakup ballad "Let it Burn."

H.E.R., a Grammy-nominated Best New Artist in 2019, made a surprise appearance behind Usher, wielding an electric guitar and striking the opening chords of "Bad Girl." Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.am then joined in, adding his energy to their 2010 dance hit "OMG," while Usher effortlessly glided and bounced across the stage on roller skates.

The grand finale of the show paid homage to Usher's hometown of Atlanta, as Lil Jon made a memorable entrance by crowd surfing to the beats of "Turn Down For What." Ludacris also joined them on stage for the ultimate climax, performing their iconic 2004 chart-topper "Yeah!," which was one of the most played songs of that year.

Overall, Usher's Super Bowl halftime show was a sensational display of his talent and a celebration of his remarkable career, leaving fans in awe and craving for more.

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