Tickets to see Usher and Chris Brown at MetLife are under $150. Get them now

We officially know what’s “Poppin’.”This weekend, Usher and Chris Brown are bringing their nationwide ‘R&B Tour’ to East Rutherford, NJ’s MetLife Stadium for two nights.The inimitable hitmakers will be at the Jets and Giants’ 82,500-seat home on:Friday, Aug.77 p.m.Saturday, Aug.

87 p.m.If you’d like to see the Grammy-winning co-headliners, last-minute tickets are available for their back-to-back gigs.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for either concert was $131 including fees on SeatGeek.Floor-level seats — which could potentially lead to a controversial, viral shirtless serenade (!) — start at $548 including fees.Make sure to use promo code NYPOST10 for $10 off purchases over $250 at checkout (Editor’s Note: this discount is only valid for users’ first purchase on SeatGeek).Best of all, prices have actually dropped a bit, too.When our team last reported on how much tickets cost to see Usher and Chris Brown at MetLife on July 27, the cheapest seats we could find were $170 including fees.And, while $39 in savings isn’t a huge steal, it’s not nothing.Most importantly though, you’ll undoubtedly be treated to a Herculean concert based on our findings at Power 105.1.They reported that the pair perform more than 50 (!) songs between the two of them over three hours.Records indicate Usher often busts out throwback smash singalongs Yeah!,” “Caught Up,” “U Remind Me,” “My Boo,” “Burn” while Brown drops beloved bangers like “Poppin’,” “Loyal,” “Look at Me Now,” “Run It!” and “Yo (Excuse Me Miss)” as well as newer songs from his recently-released 12th studio album “Brown.”That’s not to mention the duo’s onstage theatrics.“Both artists were relentless with their showmanship,” New York Upstate noted in their review of a recent ‘R&B Tour’ concert in Syracuse.

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