Justin Bieber to debut new single ‘Anyone’ during New Year’s Eve performance

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber stepped out for their first adventure of the year. The couple headed to the beach and enjoyed a day of snorkelling in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Meduza and Dermot Kennedy claim a third week at Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart with Paradise.

has posted the video for his new track ‘Mistletoe’ online. Check it out below.

Justin Bieber confirmed that he’s no longer a part of the Hillsong Church, nor is he studying to be a pastor, following Pastor Carl Lentz‘s cheating scandal.“I’M NOT STUDYING TO BE A MINISTER OR ANYTHING EVEN CLOSE TO THAT. HAVE NO DESIRE FOR THAT,” the singer, 26, wrote via Instagram Stories days after the New York Post’s Page Six reported that he was working toward becoming the church’s next leader.

Setting the record straight. Justin Bieber is clearing the air after rumors swirled that he’s studying to become the newest pastor of Hillsong Church in the wake of Carl Lentz‘s November 2020 firing.

Justin Bieber has kicked off the new year by sharing a new single called ‘Anyone’ – watch the video below.The singer debuted the new track during his “arena sized” New Year’s Eve performance last night (December 31), which was his first full-length, live concert since 2017.“I can’t think of a better way to close out 2020 and kick off 2021 than celebrating with my fans all over the world and sharing this new music with them,” Bieber said of releasing ‘Anyone’.“Music has gotten us all through so

Hopefully it’s not actually too late to say sorry. Justin Bieber, 26, forgot a few lyrics to two of his hit songs during the pop star’s New Year’s Eve concert on top of the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, called T-Mobile Presents: NYE Live with Justin Bieber. To be fair, it was Justin’s first live concert since 2017, so he hasn’t sang the songs on a stage in quite some time. His first slip-up happened during a performance of “Sorry,” Justin’s hit song from 2015.

Justin Bieber's first live stage appearance in over three years isn't exactly music to some people's ears. According to Page Six, the "Yummy" singer is set to take the stage for his "NYE Live" gig at the Beverly Hills hotel, but his outdoor soundcheck is already upsetting area residents."It was like a car was parked outside of my house blasting music at 1 million decibels," a source told the site.

Justin Bieber will debut his new single, Anyone, during an online concert on New Year’s Eve (December 31, 2020).The pop star teased the track back in April during an Instagram Live video with his wife, Hailey, revealing, “I recorded a really cool song today,” and revealing the title.His wife added, “This song, I love this song so much, and I haven’t heard him sing it yet.”Bieber announced he would debut the tune on Wednesday as he counted down to his New Year’s Eve live-streamed concert – his

Gallery: #2020Wrapped: These are 2020’s most-streamed artists and songs on Spotify (BANG Showbiz)He wrote on Twitter: "Feeling so blessed for this opportunity to perform this New Years. Excited to celebrate with you all http://Justinbiebernye.

Justin Bieber is getting ready for his NYE performance!

Janet W. Lee To wrap up a tumultuous year in the absence of live music, many artists are returning to the virtual stage to celebrate the new year with their fans.Pay-per-view concerts providing an incentive to stay in include shows by BTS, Justin Bieber, Jason Isbell, the Avett Brothers, Bob Weir, Melissa Etheridge, Michael Franti and more.

Chloe x Halle, Pentatonix and more.But there is much more live music being streamed to help you bring in 2021 on a happy note. Here, our guide to NYE concerts for you to enjoy from the safety of your own home.JB started his comeback year in a big way with his single “Yummy” and album “Changes,” and now he’s going out of 2020 with a bang.