Justin Bieber announces new Justice World Tour dates

The ‘Yummy’ hitmaker Justin Bieber will tour five continents, travelling to over 20 countries and playing more than 90 dates between May 2022 and March 2023.

Justin will play in the UK from February 8-26 2023 with shows in Glasgow, Aberdeen, London, Birmingham, Manchester and Sheffield.

The new dates come after the recently announced 52-date North American tour next year, which will kick off in San Diego on February 18.

The ‘Justice World Tour’ will mark the ‘Sorry’ singer’s first global outing since 2017 and promises to be a celebration for the star’s fans after the shows were initially sidelined due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The tour is named after Justin’s latest smash hit album ‘Justice’, which was released in March and debuted as the most-streamed record in 117 countries and spawned hits such as ‘Anyone’ and ‘Peaches’.

Bieber’s duet with The Kid LAROI, ‘Stay’, was released in July and became the fastest song ever to hit a billion streams on Spotify.

The pop star live-streamed his first full performance for three years in Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve 2020 and expressed his wish to reconnect with his fans around the world.

Justin said: “We’ve been working hard to create the best show we’ve ever done, and we can’t wait to share it with fans around the world. I’ll see you soon.”

Tickets will go on general sale from Friday (19.11.21) with more shows to be announced in Asia and the Middle East soon.

Justin Bieber’s ‘Justice World Tour’ Worldwide Dates:

2022

• May 22 Monterrey, Mexico – Estadio de Béisbol Monterrey
• May 23 Guadalajara, Mexico – Estadio 3 de Marzo
• May 25 Mexico City, Mexico – Foro Sol
• August 3 Skanderborg, Denmark – Smukfest
• August 5 Malmo, Sweden – Bigslap Xl
• August 7 Trondheim, Norway – Trondheim Summertime
• August 9 Helsinki, Finland – Kaisaniemen Park
• September 4 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Rock In Rio
• September 7 Santiago, Chile – Estadio Nacional
• September 10 Buenos Aires, Argentina – Estadio Único de La Plata
• September 28 Cape Town, South Africa – Cape Town Stadium
• October 1 Johannesburg, South Africa – Johannesburg FNB Stadium
• October 13 Tel Aviv, Israel – HaYarkon Park
• November 22 Perth, Australia – HBF Park
• November 26 Melbourne, Australia – Marvel Stadium
• November 30 Sydney, Australia – Sydney Football Stadium
• December 3 Brisbane, Australia – Suncorp Stadium
• December 7 Auckland, New Zealand – Mt Smart Stadium

2023

• January 13 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
• January 16 Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
• January 18 Zürich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion
• January 21 Lisbon, Portugal – Altice Arena
• January 23 Madrid, Spain – WiZink Center
• January 25 Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi
• January 27 & 28 Bologna, Italy – Unipol Arena
• January 31 Cologne, Germany – LANXESS Arena
• February 2 Frankfurt, Germany – Festhalle
• February 4 Berlin, Germany – Mercedes-Benz Arena
• February 8 Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
• February 11 Aberdeen, UK – P&J Live
• February 13 & 14 London, UK – The O2
• February 22 Birmingham, UK – Resorts World Arena
• February 25 Manchester, UK – AO Arena
• February 26 Sheffield, UK – Utilita Arena
• March 6 Paris, France – Accor Arena
• March 9 Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle
• March 11 Budapest, Hungary – Budapest Arena
• March 12 Prague, Czech Republic – O2 Arena
• March 15 Stockholm, Sweden – Tele2 Arena
• March 17 & 18 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena
• March 20 Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
• March 24 Vienna, Austria – Wiener Stadthalle
• March 25 Krakow, Poland – TAURON Arena