Usher

Usher, Grammy-winning R&B singer and performer with a multi-decade career, talks Super Bowl halftime stardom and a new album titled Coming Home. He recounts a call from Jay-Z, reflections on his Vegas and Paris residencies, and how Confessions shaped his legacy. He also discusses balancing family, longevity, and plans for surprise staging collaborators.

Usher is one of few R&B acts from the ‘90s who has gone on to become a global superstar. Since the start of his 30-year career, Usher has sold over 65 million records worldwide. He’s also starred in the Broadway musical Chicago, been a coach on The Voice, and recently added a Las Vegas residency to his long list of artistic achievements. On today's episode Justin Richmond talks to Usher about why conflict has always been a big motivator in his songwriting—especially when working with producer Jermaine Dupri on his 2004 classic album, Confessions. Usher also explains how elder statesmen like Quincy Jones have helped him maintain a level of sophistication throughout his career. And he reveals why he thinks his first ever single was too raunchy. You can hear a playlist of some of our favorite Usher songs HERE.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Usher, Grammy‑winning R&B singer, dancer and entertainer, chats about his Raymond & Brown stadium run with Chris Brown. They trade classic studio and club stories. He names favorite R&B groups, recalls mentorship moments, and reflects on choreography, tour planning, and the brotherhood behind bringing R&B back to arena stages.

Usher, Grammy-winning R&B singer and performer, previews his Raymond & Brown stadium run with Chris Brown. He swaps classic behind-the-scenes stories about Confessions-era collaborations, Miami studio nights, and tour production. They discuss R&B history, favorite groups, choreography and the physicality of a stadium show.

Usher, the R&B legend, grabs attention by resisting pressure from Joy Behar to support Kamala Harris while commenting on political expectations from celebrities. Patrick Mahomes shares insights on navigating political questions as a star athlete, particularly regarding Donald Trump. UFC president Dana White faces media traps surrounding controversial immigration comments. The conversation takes unexpected turns, including a woman's poignant critique of Biden's remarks on 9/11 and intriguing commentary on social issues, all served with a side of dark humor.

Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively address the heated cast feud surrounding 'It Ends With Us,' defending themselves against shocking allegations. Usher reveals why he had to cancel his tour's opening night, raising concerns about his wellbeing. Kaley Cuoco shares the exhilarating details of her recent engagement, while John Cena hints at a potential role at the Oscars. Sam Asghari discusses an upcoming biopic, and Nick Jonas reflects on his daughter's path into show business. Plus, the romantic connections between Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz intrigue fans.

Usher, the halftime show performer for the Super Bowl, discusses the financial impact of the halftime show, the process of choosing performers, and his highly anticipated album release. The podcast also touches on Taylor Swift's influence on the Chiefs and the increase in viewership for their games and the Super Bowl.

Renowned artist Usher discusses his Las Vegas residency, Super Bowl performance, world tour, and his upcoming album 'Coming Home' in this entertaining podcast. He reflects on his 25-year music career, talks about his beginnings in the industry, and shares personal experiences working with LA Reid and artists like Puff Daddy and Devontay Swing. Usher invites listeners to celebrate with him in Las Vegas and teases upcoming music releases.

Katt Williams talks about Dave Chappelle, Taraji P. Henson, Jonathan Majors, Nick Cannon, and his experience going to jail 30 times. Usher discusses his Legendary Vegas Residency and serenading Keke Palmer and Taraji P. Henson. 21 Savage reveals how his UK accent caused fights in Atlanta and calls T.I. 'cheap as hell'. Kountry Wayne fires off on Faizon Love and Jess Hilarious.

Usher, the legendary music artist, shares inside scoop on his career and drops a bombshell revelation about a potential mega group collaboration. He discusses his upcoming performance during the Super Bowl Halftime Show and his Vegas residency. Usher also reveals his experiences in showbiz, including what really happened at Diddy's Flavor Camp. Plus, he surprises everyone by disclosing that he used to babysit Beyoncé. Get a backstage pass to the stories behind the stage with Usher's signature charisma.