Malaysian fans will have to wait for the foreseeable future to see Justin Bieber live following the star’s announcement that he won’t be carrying out the rest of his Justice World Tour this year.
According to a press release currently trending on Twitter, Bieber has officially ended the tour with the Rock In Rio event.
All of the remaining dates including and up until March 25, 2023 will also be rescheduled. However, no new dates have been given so far.
The rest of the Justice World Tour by Justin Bieber is officially postponed! pic.twitter.com/IKa33oTxKE
— Justin Bieber Crew (@JBCrewdotcom) October 6, 2022
Justin Bieber’s health condition
Earlier this year, the Canadian artist released a video announcing that he had been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which has left his face partially paralyzed.
Ramsay Hunt syndrome is a shingles breakout that affects the facial nerves next to the ear, paralysing a portion of the face.
He also apologised to fans for putting off his concert dates as he wanted to focus on his health instead.
Mixed reactions
On Twitter, the postponement of the Justice World Tour sparked a flurry of reactions from fans, where some were fed up by the last-minute announcement.
On the other hand, some were more understanding of Bieber’s condition and wished him speedy recovery.
Tickets will be refunded
As for those who have bought tickets to watch Bieber live in KL, GoLive Asia have released a statement saying that a full refund will be given.
Ticketholders will be given a 14-day window period from Oct 7 to Oct 20 to submit their request on whether to retain or get a refund for the tickets.
For those who choose to hold on to their tickets, a new date will be given once it has been announced at no additional costs.
If ticketholders opt for a refund instead, it will be made to the original card used to purchase the ticket and may take up to 30 days to be processed.
Following the official announcement by concert promoter, AEG Presents and PR Worldwide, we regret to confirm that Justin Bieber’s Justice World Tour Kuala Lumpur date has been postponed. pic.twitter.com/ljelJbvYdO
— GoLive Asia (@GoLiveAsia) October 6, 2022
While we’re sad to not see Justin Bieber in KL, we wish him a speedy recovery and hope to see him perform soon!
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