Sooner or later, Justin Bieber won’t be bringing the Bieber Fever to Australia and New Zealand with his fans.
The six-date, five-city Australasian leg of the Canadian pop star’s Justice World Tour, which had already been postponed due to the pandemic and illness, has been canceled.
AEG Presents and Frontier Touring, who are coordinating Justin Bieber’s Australian and New Zealand leg, posted on social media to confirm the news.
The “Justice Tour of Australia and New Zealand has been cancelled,” according to a statement from the concert industry experts.
“The ticketing agency for the show will directly refund all tickets purchased through the official ticketing outlets.”
The Changes Tour, which was supposed to be the first leg of the journey, was postponed due to the pandemic, along with all other significant live events scheduled for 2020.
Dates were initially postponed to 2021, and then in February 2022, Bieber began his tour, performing in ten nations on three continents.
In the middle of 2022, the singer’s illness forced him to postpone the tour. Later, he revealed that he had been identified as having Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a condition that can result in paralysis, hearing loss, and a hideous rash.
The last tour dates for Justin Bieber in Australia and New Zealand were six sold-out outdoor concerts starting on November 22, 2022, in Perth’s HBF Park, and ending on December 7, in Auckland’s Mt. Smart Stadium. Never were new dates set in stone.
His fourth leader, Justice, debuted at No. 1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. He achieved his first chart-topping feat in Australia in April 2021 when Justice and “Peaches,” which featured Giveon and Daniel Caesar, respectively, simultaneously topped the national albums and singles charts.
After the Purpose World Tour in 2016–2017, Justin Bieber’s Justice World Tour is his first international performance.
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