Fans clamoring for more of Usher's smooth moves and chart-topping hits are in luck as the R&B maestro expands his 'Past Present Future Tour' with a sweep of new dates, so get your credit cards ready because this is one hot ticket. According to FOX 4 News, the surge in demand comes on the heels of Usher's announcement that he's set to dazzle during the Super Bowl Halftime show, and fresh off the release of his new album.
A second Dallas show is now on the books, slated for Oct. 5 at the American Airlines Center, along with a second Austin date on Oct. 8 at the Moody Center ATX, the tour schedule is now packed tighter than a Grammy night limousine, these added gigs promise fans a double-up of Usher's signature live experience. The 'My Boo' singer had fans swarming for tickets just as they hit the market, according to the New York Post, resulting in this massive expansion of his nationwide tour.
The news doesn't stop there, with two extra nights at Brooklyn's Barclays Center now inked on the calendar for Sept. 6-7 and 9-10. The eight-time Grammy winner knows how to fill seats, and his fans know a good show when they see one. If you're looking to score some seats before the public onslaught on Ticketmaster begins on February 12, alternative ticketing platforms like Vivid Seats offer a 100% buyer guarantee to secure your spot at the show—though beware, prices may soar with demand.
The 'Past Present Future Tour' is shaping up to be more than just a concert series. It's a full-blown Usher mania, and if we're gauging how quickly these tickets are being snapped up, fans agree. The tour will include stops at major cities across the country such as Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and more kicking off on August 20 at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., the complete schedule can be found boldly marked with new dates exciting fans since release. Tickets might as well be gold dust, so grab them while you can because Usher's shimmering tour is about to take over the nation.
For those keen on catching Usher live, check out the FOX 4 News report for the full list of tour dates and locations, including the additional shows. Alternatively, those Usher diehards eager to lock down their plans might visit the New York Post coverage where links to the cheapest tickets available before the official sale date are provided—be fast, be ready, be there.
