Tens of thousands of fans are furious after it was confirmed popstar Justin Bieber has cancelled his Australian and New Zealand leg of his world tour.
On Wednesday, Frontier Touring confirmed the Baby hitmaker has scrapped the Australia and New Zealand leg of his Justice World Tour.
“All tickets purchased through the official ticketing outlets will receive a refund directly from the shows ticketing agency.”The revelation, which came on the day of Bieber’s 29th birthday, affected his six shows in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and then Auckland across the ditch. Australian fans were notably disappointed with the news as they were eagerly anticipating his “first global outing” since his Purpose World Tour in 2016 and 2017.
Consequently, he was forced to postpone the remainder of his tour dates to 2023 and 2024, which included the Australian leg.
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