Usher is headlining the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show in Las Vegas today — but he's not the only performer football fans will get to see singing as part of festivities surrounding the 2024 big game.
Usher says it's an honour of a lifetime to finally check a Super Bowl performance off his bucket list.
He says he can't wait to bring the world a show unlike anything else they've seen from him before.
In an interview on CBS "Sunday Morning," he said it's a moment he's dreamed of for most of his professional life.
The eight-time Grammy winner has been a hot ticket in Las Vegas for the past year with a residency that surpassed all expectations, and he says the greats who've come before him are always on his mind.
Usher previously appeared at the Super Bowl as a guest during the Black Eyed Peas' halftime show in 2011.
Full list of Super Bowl performers announced for 2024
Usher - The singer will headline the halftime show. The NFL has not yet said if any other artists will join Usher on stage.
Reba McEntire - The country music icon will sing the national anthem during her first-ever Super Bowl performance.
Daniel Durant - The actor will sign the national anthem in an American Sign Language performance.
Post Malone - The rapper will sing "America the Beautiful."
Anjel Piñero - The actress, model and dancer will sign "America the Beautiful" in an American Sign Language performance.
Andra Day - The singer will perform "Lift Every Voice and Sing."
Shaheem Sanchez - The actor and choreographer will sign Lift Every Voice and Sing in an American Sign Language performance. Later, Sanchez will perform a sign language rendition of the halftime performance.
Tiësto was slated to DJ a player warm-up and during featured breaks within the Super Bowl, but the Associated Press reported on Friday that he has withdrawn due to an undisclosed family matter.
source: CBS News
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