Justin Bieber is rumoured to headline Copacabana and announce stadium tour

[TaylorSwift 161,310]

Technically, Bieber owed the money to his former manager, Scooter Braun. Back in 2022, Bieber had to cancel the Justice tour. AEG had fronted him $40 million and wanted a lot of the money back when he canceled—I heard the figure was $26 million. Braun stepped in and paid AEG the full sum. So Bieber likely owed Braun $26 million, as well as $4 million in unpaid commissions, and last year they
reached a settlement, in part with money Bieber made from selling his music catalog in 2023. (Yes, he’s only 31.)

His Coachella set marks a major return to live for him, as well as a return to relevance for Coachella, which has struggled with ticket sales the previous two years but sold out in a couple days after announcing Bieber. He’s making $10 million off his two Coachella sets and negotiated the gig without an agent, I was told, which saves him a pricey commission. After Coachella,
he is expected to announce a North American stadium tour, although the big question right now is how long the tour will run. There’s huge demand, but he and wife Hailey are being very conservative, and as of now, sources say he only wants to play 10 to 12 shows.  x
 

 

Edited January 30 by Teletubby

[doraemon 1,125]

good luck

[DESTROY UR DISEASE 19,199]

and we won't be attending!

[Lord Mayhem 3,348]

The debt rumors are so true 

[DESTROY UR DISEASE 19,199]

3 hours ago, DESTROY UR DISEASE said:

and we won't be attending!

I mean that's mostly because I don't live there and I don't really feel like paying for a flight to North America rn, but even if I lived there I still wouldn't go

[TaylorSwift 161,310]

 

[dynamite 66,435]

Don't bother