Justin Bieber Reveals New Tour Setlist Ahead Of US Shows
Justin Bieber Reveals New Tour Setlist Ahead Of US Shows...
Justin Bieber has unveiled the setlist for his upcoming US tour dates, sparking excitement among fans. The pop star shared the 22-song lineup on social media late Friday, confirming performances of hits like "Peaches," "Stay," and "Sorry."
The announcement comes just days before Bieber kicks off his North American leg in Seattle on April 15. The tour marks his first major concert series since canceling his 2022 Justice World Tour due to health issues.
Fans quickly flooded Twitter and Instagram with reactions, with many praising the mix of old and new tracks. The setlist includes six songs from his 2021 album "Justice" alongside fan favorites like "Baby" and "Love Yourself."
Trending searches for "Justin Bieber setlist" surged over 300% in the US this morning according to Google data. The spike follows Bieber's own Instagram post about the tour preparations, which garnered 2.1 million likes in under three hours.
Concert organizers confirmed the singer will perform at 12 major US venues through June, including stops at New York's Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium. Ticket holders have been sharing their excitement about the revealed song selections across fan forums.
Music critics note the setlist reflects Bieber's artistic evolution while catering to longtime supporters. The inclusion of deeper cuts like "Hold On" alongside chart-toppers suggests a balanced approach to the live show.
Bieber's team has remained tight-lipped about potential special guests, though rumors persist about surprise appearances during the stadium shows. The tour production reportedly includes elaborate stage designs and visual effects tied to the "Justice" album theme.
With the first show just days away, resale ticket prices for some dates have jumped nearly 40% since the setlist reveal. Industry analysts predict the tour could rank among 2026's highest-grossing concert series.
Bieber last performed a full concert in March 2023 during a surprise appearance at Coachella. His return to touring comes after publicly addressing his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis and taking an extended break from performing.
