Back in June 2022, Justin Bieber shared that he'd been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can cause facial paralysis. Shortly afterward, he postponed the remainder of the North American dates on his Justice World Tour to focus on treatment and recovery.
He eventually resumed performing for several stops in Europe before announcing in September last year that he'd be taking another break from touring, citing the strenuous toll that touring takes on his already compromised health.
And now, it looks as though he's called off the remainder of the tour completely. Until now, a small handful of dates — including 2024 shows in California, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C. — were listed on Ticketmaster, but, as noted by USA Today, they've now been removed. In addition, the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, UK, announced today that its tour date has also been cancelled.
According to the LA Times, ticket holders are receiving messages from their that their Justice World Tour dates are officially cancelled rather than postponed. Bieber's March dates in Paris are still currently listed on Ticketmaster, though it seems likely that those will also eventually be cancelled.
He eventually resumed performing for several stops in Europe before announcing in September last year that he'd be taking another break from touring, citing the strenuous toll that touring takes on his already compromised health.
And now, it looks as though he's called off the remainder of the tour completely. Until now, a small handful of dates — including 2024 shows in California, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C. — were listed on Ticketmaster, but, as noted by USA Today, they've now been removed. In addition, the Utilita Arena in Sheffield, UK, announced today that its tour date has also been cancelled.
According to the LA Times, ticket holders are receiving messages from their that their Justice World Tour dates are officially cancelled rather than postponed. Bieber's March dates in Paris are still currently listed on Ticketmaster, though it seems likely that those will also eventually be cancelled.