The experience starts at 8 p.m., and lasts about an hour before Usher hits the stage Tickets are purchased separate from the Usher residency show (at $206 apiece, not including fees).
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It’s storytelling, replete with singing, music, dancing, amid a torrent of Ushh Bucks.
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The pre-show features a half-dozen independent, intimate venues arranged to paint a full picture of Usher’s life. “I want to create a real-life experience for people so that they too can be inspired by pivotal moments in Black music and culture including Le Grand Duc jazz club of 1920s Paris, the infamous Magic City of Atlanta and a ’90s New York City block party during the dawn of hip hop.” “The ‘Backstory’ pass experience is to take someone on an immersive journey through certain eras and cultural moments that have influenced me throughout my life,” Usher says.
The visitors seem to be OK with just letting him be among the crowd. The three all played Billy Flynn on #Broadway. #WhoWasWhere: last night #Backstory pre-show Also met up w/ in the pre-show.
No photos or cellphone use is permitted in Club Ushh, where Usher usually hangs and has been known to teach VIPs the proper “make it rain” technique. The star often shows up at “Backstory Pass,” and has welcomed such famous friends as Kevin Hart, Floyd Mayweather, Taye Diggs and Jermaine Dupri to the space. “In keeping with the authenticity of the residency as a whole, we made it a point to hire a very diverse group of all-local Las Vegas talent.” “I really enjoyed working together with my friends at OTBA (executive producer Out Of The Box Amusements) to create the first ever pre-show immersive experience for a Vegas residency,” Usher said in an email statement.
It is the first time a Vegas hotel-casino has allowed an immersive production company take over a full, back-of-house production. This is an exceedingly rare entertainment production - yep, an immersive experience - taking place in the very back-of-house enclave beneath the Colosseum. The great #RJNow #ClubUshh #RJNow /IMtMdPNQGr It’s his backstage hang, his backstory, called “Backstory Pass.” Or, wait, this is the way he gets ready for tonight’s show. One gentleman near the stage is flinging bills to the sky, and flashing a grin that can be caught across the room. It seems like a mere corner of Sapphire’s Gentlemen’s Club, an athletic woman spinning around a pole. In moments, you’re carried into a pop-up gentlemen’s club. “Is that you? What is happening here?” He only grins and nods. #RJnow #VegasVille /WelhCJnPZeĮric Jordan Young, in a pearl-white suit, red fedora and matching hanky. Street dance on the loading dock, part of Backstory pre-show. You finally meet someone you might recognize, if you’ve spent enough time in Las Vegas. There is a flight of stairs, and another, heading down.
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The dozens of fans finally head through heavy, unmarked metal doors, the kind roadies push through with their lumbering equipment carts. But rare is the show when a Strip headliner directs fans to actually leave the building, before the performance. These ticket holders are not boarding a bus. They walk toward the ride-hailing and tour bus boarding area. (John Katsilometes/Las Vegas Review-Journal) wearing pink VIP lanyards are led out of the doors to the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, into the hot early evening. Martha Watson, the Den Mother, is shown in The Counting Room at "Backstory Pass," Usher's pre-show immersive production, is shown on Wednesday, Aug.
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