Justin Bieber will not continue his tour.
The remaining dates of the 28-year-old’s current “Justice” tour have been canceled. The announcement was made officially on Tuesday morning. The announcement comes amid Bieber’s wife, Hailey, who continues to make headlines over her alleged beef with Bieber’s ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez.
This particular announcement isn’t the first time the “One Less Lonely Girl” singer has had to cut her tour short.
In September of last year, The Blast explored Bieber’s decision to postpone the selection of tour dates due to his struggle with Ramsey Hunt Syndrome. Bieber has been quite candid in discussing his struggles with Ramsey Hunt Syndrome; the condition causes partial facial paralysis.
Bieber Tour Cancellation Follows Fall 2022 Decision Postponing Several ‘Justice’ Tour Dates
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Bieber elaborated on his decision in September 2022 to postpone some tour dates. He returned to the stage in July after taking a break and performed throughout the following month.
Bieber wrote a note on his Instagram story where he shared more insight into his decision at the time.
“Earlier this year, I opened up about my battle with Ramsey-Hunt Syndrome, where my face is partially paralyzed. Due to this illness, I was unable to complete the North American ‘Justice’ tour. After resting and consulting with my doctor, family and team, I went to Europe in an attempt to continue the tour. I performed six shows live, but it had a huge impact on me,” continued Bieber.
“Last weekend, I performed at Rock In Rio, and I gave everything I had to the people of Brazil. After getting off the stage, exhaustion washed over me and I realized that I needed to make my health a priority now. So I’m going to take a break from traveling for a while. I will be ok, but I need time to rest and get better,” he explained.
“I’m so proud to bring this show and our ‘Justice’ message to the world,” Bieber said. “Thank you for your prayers and support through all of this! I love you all with passion,” the “Sorry” singer concluded.
Sources linked Bieber’s mental health condition as a major component behind his decision, TMZ originally reported. (per The Blast)
Remaining Dates of Bieber’s ‘Justice’ Tour Cancelled
Justin Bieber has officially CANCELED the remaining dates of his “Justice World Tour”. Check in with your place of purchase to get a refund for your show date. pic.twitter.com/vMZ2RsdlyR
— Justice Tour Updates (@JusticeTourNews) February 28, 2023
The “Justice” tour was originally set to begin in 2021 and has been affected by COVID-19-related cancellations.
The official Twitter account for the tour announced the cancellation of the remaining dates and encouraged attendees to “Check in with your place of purchase to get a refund for your show dates.” (via 107.5 The River, Nashville.)
‘Biebelibers’ were quick to respond to the news, venting their frustration in the Justice Tour Updates Twitter thread.
“The fact that it took 5 months after the last concert for you to be officially announced, it makes me disappointed,” an angry fans wrote. “Very unprofessional.”
“My chances of meeting him are 0%,” another fan sigh.
“IDK why I bothered to get a ticket. Seeing this happen right after he announced he was going on tour,” another ‘Bieberliber’ tweeted. “You can tell this guy has lost all passion for his job.”
“Disappointed but not surprised by this,” another the fan sounds.
Other fans suspect the decision was made to make room for a new ‘career era’.
“Because a new era is coming,” one fan said justified.
“Justice visits are getting cancelled [sic] because he’s starting a new era soon and it doesn’t make sense to still be on the ‘Justice’ tour when the ‘Justice’ era ends; and he will have another world tour for a new album and era,” another speculation.
“Feel like it would be good to hear from him,” another the fan is weighed. “like even just on his socials, or tween announcements from his team and not this account.”
As of this writing, Bieber has yet to comment on the development.
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