The performance of Usher during the intermission of the LVIII Super Bowl which is celebrated this Sunday, February 11 (early morning on February 12 in our country) remains almost a total unknown. Because despite attempts to maintain maximum secrecy, the portal TMZ has published the rumors of guest artists and even one confirmed for the big performance in 2024.
The American soloist will have as a confirmed guest: Alicia Keys as this media reveals: “Sources close to the production confirm that some witnesses saw Alicia Keys rehearsing with Usher inside Allegiant Stadium on Thursday. Now that we know he will be in the mix, the first confirmed guest so far.”
Everything indicates that my boo It will be the song that both stars will share on the grass of the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, although for now no one has confirmed or denied that this will be their joint performance fragment.
Another of the artists who could step on the performance stage at halftime of the NFL final would be Justin Bieber. This is how he explained it TMZ: “Usher approached Bieber about that possibility. We’re told there were no advisors involved on either side and they spoke directly to each other.”
Who does seem to be ruled out on the list of artists rumored to perform with Usher is J Balvin. Basically due to an incompatibility of agenda since the Colombian had a performance scheduled at the Brazilian carnival before the artist invited him to participate in the Super Bowl.
In the discography of the American artist we find albums of very different genres with different spirits but with the same passion for their sound. And in many of them, an artist or collaborator who has made his legend even greater. Now we only have to wait a few minutes to discover what surprises the 2024 Super Bowl has in store for us in front of more than 72,000 live viewers and more than 300 million on television.
“It will definitely be a huge event. There will be special guests. And I’ve considered new songs. But you know, it’s 12 to 15 minutes. So it’s really hard to determine which moment matters more than others, especially with a new song. Then there’s the dancing, the costumes, the lighting, how long you stay in a song, the fact that the audience can sing along… It’s a lot. So I’m doing my best not to think about it too much,” said the interpreter.
