Usher concluded his highly successful Las Vegas residency with a memorable final show on Saturday night, marking his 100th performance in the entertainment capital. The R&B superstar left audiences electrified with his iconic hits and captivating stage presence at Dolby Live.

Throughout the two-hour production, Usher showcased the impressive range of his career, performing a collection of hits that covered everything from his EDM tracks like "OMG" and "Without You" to his smooth and sensual ballads like "Nice & Slow" and "Climax." The audience was treated to a mesmerizing display of his vocal prowess and dance moves that harkened back to the early 2000s.

The grand finale of Usher's residency attracted a star-studded audience, with renowned actor and rapper Donald Glover, boxing champion Floyd Mayweather, music mogul Scooter Braun, songwriter Johnta Austin, and producer Bryan-Michael Cox among the notable attendees. During the show, Usher extended a special shoutout to Jay-Z's mother, Gloria Carter, recognizing her role in nurturing "Black excellence" in the music industry.

Usher didn't just stick to performing his own hits, though. He also took the time to pay tribute to other R&B legends in the audience. While serenading the crowd with his sultry track "There Goes My Baby," Usher specifically acknowledged the presence of R&B icons Mary J. Blige and HER, expressing his admiration for their contributions to the genre.

Reflecting Atlanta's vibrant culture, Usher's residency boasted a stage design reminiscent of the renowned strip clubs in Magic City. Additionally, his skating sessions on stage showcased the crucial role of skating in Atlanta's music and entertainment. Usher emphasized that bringing the essence of Atlanta to the world stage was a central theme of his residency.

As the concert reached its emotional climax, Usher closed his eyes and took a moment to thank God for the opportunity to perform 100 shows in Vegas. The artist concluded the night with his heartfelt performance of "Without You," leading to an overwhelming display of gratitude as tears streamed down his face.

Looking ahead, Usher is set to take on the prestigious stage of the Super Bowl halftime show next year, reaching an even wider audience. Coinciding with his Super Bowl appearance, he will also release his highly anticipated ninth studio album, titled "Coming Home." This milestone further solidifies Usher's status as a musical powerhouse who continues to bring his infectious energy and unifying message of cultural appreciation to fans worldwide.

In his closing remarks, Usher reiterated the significance of music and entertainment in breaking down barriers, emphasizing the importance of unity and celebration. The profound experience of connecting through music is what Usher believes God would want for all of us, a sentiment he shared with his devoted fans at the end of his final Vegas show.