All the Jaw-Dropping Moments From Super Bowl LVIII
A triumphant Chiefs win, a surprise appearance from Alicia Keys during Usher's halftime performance, Beyoncé announces a new album, Taylor Swift's box suite style, and more.
After an action-packed first half, Usher stepped onto the stage at Super Bowl LVIII in a shimmery white Dolce & Gabbana suit for a fast-paced set of all of his classic hits. The Coming Home singer started his electrifying performance with "Caught Up," before moving into "Superstar" and "Love in This Club" with an ensemble of acrobats and costume-clad dancers behind him in classic, glamorous Las Vegas style.
As the stage darkened and the set changed, a spotlight appeared, lighting up Alicia Keys sitting at a bright crimson piano in a cherry-red rhinestone Dolce & Gabbana jumpsuit. The duo sprang into a nostalgia-inducing rendition of "My Boo," their chart-topping 2004 hit.
Just as he promised in pre-show interviews, Usher brought out a series of iconic performers throughout the course of his short but sweet show, with highlights including Jermaine Dupri, Will.i.am, and H.E.R.
In a high-velocity finale, Usher took the stage in a dazzling black and blue ensemble in rollerskates with Lil Jon and Ludacris flanking behind him. The trio burst into the beloved hit "Yeah!," closing out the high-energy show.
To no one's surprise, Taylor Swift showed up to support her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and was pictured on the jumbotron between plays in a black Dion Lee corset and black rhinestone-detailed Area jeans. Completing her look, Swift sported a #87 necklace by Stephanie Gottlieb, a custom #87 Judith Leiber football-shaped clutch, and of course, her signature Chiefs-red lip, a high ponytail, and super chic straight-across bangs.
Accompanied by her closest friends, Swift was spotted in Kelce's suite with his family as well as alongside her best friends Blake Lively, Ashley Avignone, and Ice Spice. The group was later joined by singer Lana Del Rey after Swift and Del Rey were seen greeting each other in a friendly embrace.
Last but certainly not least, Beyoncé teased a new album during a Verizon commercial, and followed it up moments later with a website update and Instagram post teasing a new album.
The Renaissance singer dropped two new singles, titled "Texas Hold 'Em" and "16 Carriages," with promotional videos and shoots indicating a potential incoming country era for Queen Bey.
