Despite the high energy of the concert, there were moments of awkwardness, including missed musical cues and on-stage stumbles that disrupted the flow.

The event attracted a host of celebrity attendees, including model Leomie Anderson and presenters Maya Jama and Judi Love, who shared their excitement on social media.

During the performance of 'U Got It Bad', a pre-recorded dance sequence appeared intentionally out of sync, illustrating different realities and adding a unique visual element.

R&B star Usher showcased his remarkable showmanship during his recent performance at The O2 arena in London, part of a highly anticipated 10-night residency.

His concert included an impressive setlist of over 40 songs, featuring hits like 'Yeah', 'Burn', 'U Remind Me', and 'OMG', complemented by multiple costume changes and intricate choreography.

Concert-goers are reminded to verify the terms and conditions of resale tickets, as some may not be valid for entry due to restrictions from original promoters.

Key albums such as 'My Way', '8701', and 'Confessions' were prominently featured, with emotional performances that resonated deeply with the audience.

The show is structured into 10 acts, showcasing seven full costume changes and additional mini changes, with designs from renowned brands such as Burberry and Marni.

Narrated interludes by an AI character named Celeste aimed to tell Usher's story of fame and personal struggles, although many felt the narrative often lacked connection to the music.

The residency features concert dates spread across March and April, with performances on March 29, April 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, and additional shows in May.

Local authorities reported that the concert was well-organized, implementing safety measures to ensure a secure environment for all attendees.

Usher emphasized the importance of storytelling in music, collaborating with various artists to create globally appealing music, and expressing admiration for talents like Ed Sheeran.