Coming Home: A Celebration of Usher to be hosted by Chattanooga, Hamilton County, UTC, CBE on April 20th
The City of Chattanooga and Hamilton County is partnering with UTC and Chattanooga Business Elite (CBE) to host a community celebration of recording artist Dr. Usher Raymond IV, a Chattanooga native, on Saturday, April 20th. Coming Home: A Celebration of Usher will feature the global superstar, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp, and other local leaders as Usher receives the Key to the City of Chattanooga and proclamations from state and local government.
“The city of Chattanooga provided a spark that ignited the fire in me to pursue my dreams as a singer and I’m thankful for the support I received from so many great family members, friends, and mentors so early in my journey. Thank you for the honor, I look forward to celebrating with you all,” Usher shares.
“The pride in Chattanooga during Usher’s iconic Super Bowl halftime show was palpable,” states Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly. “We know as a smaller city we punch way above our weight when it comes to the talent our city produces, and Usher is one of the finest examples of that talent. He’s going to feel the love when he comes home to McKenzie Arena on April 20th. I look forward to seeing y’all there.”
“From his days at Orchard Knob and Dalewood to the pinnacle of the music industry, Usher is one the great talents who have come through our public school system,” adds Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp. “I hope other young boys and girls across Hamilton County see USHER’S rise to the world stage and know that they have the same potential.”
It will be hosted at McKenzie Arena and is free to attend, but tickets will be required. Tickets are limited to two per person and will be available on Friday, April 12th at 10 am at cha.city/usher. Only 3,500 tickets are available, and they are first-come, first-serve.
More details on the event will be released in the upcoming week.
