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The Canadian singer had concerts scheduled in São Paulo, Chile and Argentina. According to the press office, they have not been canceled. However, there is no information about the new dates. (read details below).

The artist attributed the suspension of the tour to Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which caused him facial paralysis in June. Due to illness, he stopped touring in North America. In 2019, Bieber was diagnosed with Lyme disease.

At Rock in Rio, the singer performed amid rumors that he would cancel the rest of the tour to take care of his mental health.

“Last weekend I played Rock in Rio and gave my all to the Brazilians. After leaving the stage, exhaustion took over me and I realized that I had to make my health a priority. priority now,” he said.

“So I’m taking a break from touring for now. It’ll be fine, but I need time to rest and get better.” Read the full note below:

• At Rock in Rio, Bieber put on a relaxed, slow-motion show, proving he doesn’t have to strain to sing
• Follow the complete coverage of Rock in Rio 2022

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Both shows in São Paulo were sold out and would take place on September 14 and 15.

According to a press release, the presentations in Chile, scheduled for this Wednesday (7), and in Argentina, scheduled for Saturday (10) and Sunday (11), have also been suspended.

In addition to performances in South America, the tour initially had dates in countries including South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Israel, India and Japan. The last show was scheduled for March 2023, in Poland.

Tour Suspension Note

Read Time For Fun’s statement on the tour suspension below:

“We regret to inform you that due to personal issues of artist Justin Bieber, the ‘Justice World Tour Latin America’ has been suspended, including its shows in São Paulo which would be held on September 14 and 15.

We will soon post additional information on how to refund or maintain tickets for ticket holders.

To the fans who bought tickets and were eagerly waiting to see their idol, we share your frustration. We are together and we hope that Bieber will be back in São Paulo as soon as possible.”