Justin Bieber Switches Ten Concert Dates to Smaller Venues

BTS is currently on lockdown, like the rest of the world, self-isolating due to coronavirus scare. April 2020 was going to big for the K-pop band as they were supposed to embark on their Map of the Soul Tour. However, their four scheduled concerts in Seoul were cancelled as a COVID-19 preventive measure. Even their North American and European leg of the tour is in jeopardy as positive cases are rising tremendously, all around the world including the US and the UK.

It's been a long wait, but The Weeknd finally came through with his My Dear Melancholy follow-up, After Hours, a collection of glistening vignettes that hybridize the old Abel with the new.Of course, that's not all that's new this week: fresh releases from J Balvin, John Legend, Justin Bieber and more make their way into this week's episode of the First Stream Live podcast, alongside Adam Lambert's new album Velvet; an interview with the American Idol alum is forthcoming on Billboard's Pop Shop

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Justin Bieber will soon be seen showing off his incredible vocal range at his 45 date tour beginning from May. The songwriter and singer is to go around North America for The Changes tour. However, it seems like Justin Bieber's show has not been able to do well at the ticket window so far. The Tour tickets have not been selling well and as per the American Airlines Center, his concert at AT&T Stadium on June 27 is being relocated to America Airlines Center on Sunday, June 28.

Justin Bieber’s upcoming stadium tour is scaling back to smaller venues due to sluggish ticket sales.

Justin Bieber can’t blame this one on Coronavirus.It's a poorly kept secret that the “Yummy” singer’s upcoming Changes Tour has not been selling well, obvious to anyone who has logged into Ticketmaster and saw the sea of blue available seats for a number of the stadium shows on the 45-date tour. Bieber is now moving some of those stadium shows to much smaller arenas to avoid playing before a half-empty venue for his first outing since the 2017 Purpose Tour.

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It was a big week for Lady Gaga’s little monsters and K-pop fans! Gaga returned with her first single in nearly three years, BTS took over two late-night shows and NCT-127 announced a North American tour.Swifties also rejoiced this week, as Taylor Swift unveiled her epic video for “The Man”; and Eminem’s fans had fun trying to spit his fiery “Godzilla” verse in the #GodzillaChallenge. But Beliebers were the first to celebrate their star this week, as Justin Bieber’s Changes debuted at No.

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