The Truth Tour [ 1 ] was the second concert tour by American recording artist Usher. Visiting Africa, North America and Europe, the tour accompanies his fourth studio album, Confessions. The tour commenced on May 21, , in Johannesburg and concluded on October 15, , in Hartford. This was Raymond's second tour.
I go to Vegas. I go to Atlantic City, and I sit down at the shows, and I get some inspiration from there", Usher said. He also looks at tapes of old "Soul Train" TV shows to get ideas for choreography. The tour set featured a small stage up on top of the main stage, where the band played. Usher was occupied by his eight supporting dancers. Attached to the smaller stage was a mini platform which lowered to the main stage attached by two big staircases on both sides of it.
To the left, a group of circular staircases climbed to the top, and to the right, there was a fire escape replete with steps and an elevator. Usher's entrance was a short movie showing him getting dressed and walking to the concert venue, following on with him performing the opening song " Caught Up ", with Usher dressed in all white while wearing an all-white glove. The second song performed was " You Make Me Wanna Each dancer threw one chair up to the top, with Usher already in hand with his own chair, following a set dance routine from the video.
Following this, Usher performed " U Remind Me ", where he danced by himself during a breakdown of the track doing his signature handstand that makes the initials "UR". Next he performed " My Way " dressed in the attire from his video doing similar routines after the song begun a dance break where Usher and his dancer began breakdancing.
He changed wardrobe and appears on the small stage wearing a black dress shirt, black fedora a and white studded pants singing "Follow Me". This leads "That's What It's Made For", before he goes into his next song he shows gratitude to his audience. He begins singing excerpts from "Superstar" with the help of his background singers while on top of the small stage.
