Usher has confirmed European dates for his 2025 global tour and revealed he will be performing in the UK with a run of London performances.
Usher London Tour Ticket Prices
The 45-year-old R&B artist will launch his 'Past Present Future' tour on April 1, 2, and 5 of next year, performing live at London's 02 Arena.
Usher announced just hours in advance that tickets would go on presale on Tuesday, giving fans very little notice.
The performer, who earlier this month headlined the Super Bowl halftime performance, giving his fans a preview of what to expect at his concerts, had fans clamoring for tickets despite the fact that some of them might cost as much as £1,426.
A lot of individuals shared some violent responses to the news on social media, highligting the fact that the prices are crazy considering the country is in recession. Some decided to just be sarcastic about it.
One person wrote on Twitter: "Usher, tickets out today???????? My landlord will have to understand I'm afraid."
Another person said, "Usher woke me up this morning and told me to spend £££," so everyone who owes me money should send it back to me right away."
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"Where are you people seeing this money?" inquired another.
We were just talking about how Usher's 2025 event had sold out of tickets, and now I notice that the cost is more than £1,000.
London in Recession
"Usher said oh there's a recession over in the U.K.? Let's see how bad you wanna see me," is another comment.
One other person joked: 'If I give y'all my kidney for an Usher ticket, y'all would hold on to it til after the concert so I can come back and get it?'
These dates will mark the beginning of Usher's European tour, which will also include stops in Berlin, Paris, and Amsterdam.
The singer's most recent European tour included eight performances in the French capital last year. Alongside performing in 100 sold-out gigs during his Las Vegas residency at the Park MGM, he has also been very busy.
The celebrity said, "Europe, are you ready?" when announcing his European tour dates. It's apparent that it is not.
Released on February 9th, his most recent album Coming Home was first revealed shortly before the Super Bowl. Originally scheduled for 20 concerts, fan demand led to the announcement of nearly 60 sold-out events.
It follows the revelation that on February 8, Usher and his longtime partner Jennifer Goicoechea got married in Las Vegas.
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