Justin Bieber Justice World Tour review

We love Bieber and our team have followed him from the very beginning and even met the star on multiple occassions in the capital. Bieber is currently on his own world tour in promotion of his latest album, Justice, which will keep the singer on the road through 2023.

He’s sold more albums than ABBA, Jay-Z, or Bruce Springsteen, and he’s only been at it for little more than a decade. The dude is a machine.

“One of the best Justin Bieber music piece vocally. His voice is so euphonious. It’s a genre (afropop) Justin doesn’t do much & it seems really hard to sing this song with the beats and everything but he really topped it & left no crumbs.”

Justin Bieber recently brought out Leon Bridges to perform ‘River’ at LA show earlier this week. Bieber watched on mesmerised as Bridges delivered a surprise stripped-back rendition of the song where the Texas singer-songwriter/producer joined Bieber on stage at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California, where the pop star is playing two concerts as part of his current ‘Justice’ world tour.

Bieber will perform a second headline show in Portland tonight (11), Salt Lake City (13), Denver (16), Tulsa (18), Atlanta (21/22) and other cities.

Was Justin actually singing, or lip-syncing to a pre-recorded track? (His voice sounded awfully pristine, and he was never out-of-breath.) Was his motion captured live, or were we watching a recording? Chat bubbles from viewers appeared throughout the stream, but were they genuine or pre-written by event organizers?

SETLIST​​
Part 1
Somebody
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Hold On
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Deserve You
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Holy
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Part 2
Where Are Ü Now
(Jack Ü cover)
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What Do You Mean?
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Yummy
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Changes
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Love Yourself
(shortened – Justin did not… more )
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Off My Face
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Confident
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All That Matters
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Don’t Go
(Skrillex cover) (with extended outro)
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Part 3
Sorry
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Love You Different
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As I Am
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Part 4
Ghost
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Lonely
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2 Much
(with extended outro)
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Intentions
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Boyfriend
(shortened)
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Baby
(shortened)
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Encore:
Peaches
(The first half was piano… more )
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Anyone
(with extended outro)

The show was fun. The audience was happy. And maybe in the near future, even if the pandemic ends and giant in-person concerts are once again safe to attend, this is increasingly how we’ll experience “live” music.

The singer is scheduled to bring his ‘Justice’ world tour to the UK in February 2023. The run includes three gigs at The O2 Arena in London (February 13, 14, 16).

Meanwhile, Bridges will return to UK shores this June for a string of concerts. He’s also due to perform at Glastonbury 2022, which will be headlined by Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar.