Usher kicks off summer with sizzling show
video R&B superstar Usher performs “OMG” for the first summer plaza concert of 2012.
video R&B superstar Usher performs “OMG” for the first summer plaza concert of 2012.
video The multi-platinum singer belts out “Climax” the first single from his new album “Looking 4 Myself.”
video Singer and songwriter Usher pumps up a roaring plaza crowd with his base-thumping dance track “Without You.”
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