Justin Bieber Cancels Rest of Tour Dates To Make His Health the “Priority Right Now”

He wrote, “It took a real toll on me,” “This weekend, I performed at Rock in Rio. I gave everything to the Brazilian people. I was exhausted when I got off stage and realized that my health is the most important thing right now. I will be taking a break from performing for now. “I’m going to be fine, but I need to take some time to recover and get better.”

Bieber said, “It has been an honor to share this show and our message about Justice with the world. We are grateful for all your support and prayers throughout this process. You are all my love!

The star was delayed by COVID in March and began his tour in April. However, he suffered several setbacks including a diagnosis of Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

Bieber had to cancel the U.S. leg because of this illness that affects facial nerves. Bieber resumed performing in July and will continue to perform in South America and South Africa through March 2023.

Bieber hadn’t yet rescheduled North American dates that had been postponed in June.

The “Ghost” singer posted a heartfelt message to his audience upon his return to the stage in June. He thanked them for having him back and then later shared on Instagram that he missed being on the stage.

This tour is in support of his sixth studio album justice, released in March 2021.