Justin Bieber is coming to St. Louis for 2020 North American visit

2020 is huge for Justin Bieber for his fans. On Tuesday, the pop singer announced a new album, a new single called “Delicious” and a massive North American tour.

In a video posted on YouTube, Bieber reports that the “delicious” will arrive on January 3. This submission is taken from Upcoming, which will fluctuate on the upcoming LP anytime from next year.

The run-up of these two releases officially begins on December 31, with Beiber showcasing the new Dior-series. For his live schedule, Beeber mapped out the 2020 stadium tour from late September to the end of September.

The 25-year-old singer also visits Nashville, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Miami, and Atlanta. More information about the trip has not yet been revealed.

“I am imperfect as a human being… I believe that is where I want to be and God has given me the right to be where I want to be,” Bieber said in his # Bieber2020 video.

Regarding pursuing the 2015 goal, he described it as “the reasons for where I am in my life are different” and said the new album was “the most loving of everything I did.” Does. “ST. LOUIS – Justin Bieber is coming back to St. Louis next summer.”

The pop star announced the North American summer tour during Christmas. The tour is in support of his forthcoming album.

Bieber will play at the Enterprise Center on July 13. There is no word on the ticket prices or the date of sale yet.

Bieber last visited St. Louis in April 2016 for his Purpose tour. Bieber released his first studio album, My World 2.0 in 2010.

It debuted at number one in many countries, was certified triple platinum in the US and also featured their single “Baby”, which peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100.

And sold 12 million units. Their third studio album, Visvas (2012), produced the single “Boy Friend”, which debuted at number one in Canada.

His fourth studio album Purpose was released in 2015 with three number one singles: “What Do You Mean?”, “Sorry” and “Love Yourself”. Beeber did not release a studio album from Purpose, but since then “Coldwater”, “Let Me Love You”, “Despacito (Remix)”, “I’m The One”, ” I Don’t Care” and “10,000 Hours”.